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Perth curlers shine at senior championships to book place on world stage

Mairi Milne, Wendy Johnston, Katie Loudon and Edith Hazard secured the title after a terrific performance at the Lanarkshire Ice Rink in Hamilton

Daily Record

Perth racer Chloe Grant ready to embrace opportunity in GB4 Championship

The 15-year-old Perth High School pupil has made her mark on the track after a successful apprenticeship in the karting scene

Daily Record

Long lost memories of the Perth sleeper train that took Dundee drivers and their cars to London

Back in the day, Tayside motorists could drive to Perth and then be shuttled to London without adding a single mile to their trip.

Daily Record

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Jack Bendat, WA businessman and former Perth Wildcats owner, dies at age of 96

Tributes pour in for Jack Bendat, who made his fortune in property development and media ownership before helping the Perth Wildcats to six National Basketball League championships in 14 years.

ABC News

Ralph 'Terry' Gibbs, who kidnapped his 'sweetheart' Carol Lisle from West Australian nursing home, dies days after she does

Ralph "Terry" Gibbs dies in a Queensland car crash just two days after the death of his partner in a Perth nursing home, and less than a week after he received a suspended jail term for kidnapping her and trying to drive her across the country.

ABC News

Glory sweat on Daniel Sturridge injury

Star Perth Glory recruit Daniel Sturridge is set for another stint on the sidelines after injuring his groin in Wednesday's 1-0 loss to Macarthur.

AAP

Call made for gold medal winning curlers to be given the Freedom of Perth

Perthshire pair Eve Muirhead and Mili Smith represented Team GB at the Winter Olympics in Beijing

Daily Record

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Body of missing Scot found in Perth flat as police launch probe

William Stevenson, known as Wullie, was last seen in the Tulloch area of Perth on Thursday morning.

Daily Record

Man reported missing since last week found dead in Perth flat

The body of William Stevenson (32), also known as McQuade, was discovered at a property in Scott Street on Tuesday

Daily Record

Talented young Perth filmmakers shortlisted for prestigious Gaelic short film competition

Perth Academy pupils’ ‘An Amaladh a Chèile’ has been nominated in the Best Film (Learners) category

Daily Record

Perth Street Pastors get life-saving support with new mobile defibrillator

The local volunteers were recently presented with the vital equipment from St John Scotland Perth and Kinross

Daily Record

The long-forgotten Edinburgh train that took you and your car to London

It's hard to imagine now, but there was a time when Edinburgh motorists could take their car all the way to London without clocking up a single mile or using up a litre of petrol.

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Councillors call for action to improve Perth's Broxden Roundabout

The local representatives spoke out at a recent PKC meeting after Transport Scotland deemed it “safe and efficient”

Daily Record

Call for key worker housing for Perth and Kinross healthcare staff

The request has been made following a staffing crisis that led to the closure of the Pitlochry Community Hospital Inpatient Unit

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Perth man fined for lying to police about alleged theft

Perth Sheriff Court was told Stephen John Lewry (45) telephoned police saying someone had stolen what were termed as “build-up drinks” from his car but was then overheard boasting he would be able to get more for free if they believed him

Daily Record

Zander Clark insists St Johnstone survival would match cup heroics as he opens up whirlwind 12 months

The entire team were given the freedom of Perth for their achievement but staying up would mean just as much.

ABC News

Endangered hammerhead sharks migrating to waters as far south as Perth, study finds

An endangered species of hammerhead shark, typically found in tropical waters, is moving into waters as far south as Perth, a new study finds.

ABC News

Kimberley pub to reconsider its future over liquor infringements and the region's crime rate

A police operation in the Kimberley has ended in a number of fines to liquor retailers, as one pub owner flies in from Perth to address the situation.

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Daily Record

Golden tribute planned in Blair Atholl to mark Eve Muirhead's success at Winter Olympics

Eatery in Muirhead's home Perthshire village to get the paint out and celebrate the medal achievement in style

Daily Record

Four-week diversions in place for road resurfacing on Perthshire A90 and M90

The £1.2 million investment by Transport Scotland will see sections of the carriageway resurfaced at Barnhill Circulatory, with the project having began on Sunday, February 20

Daily Record

Perth and Kinross residents endure tailbacks and disruption due to heavy Storm Eunice snowfall at the weekend

Drivers on the A9 and M90 suffered delays, while snowgates on the A93 at Spittal of Glenshee, as well as Glenshee Ski Centre, had to be closed

Daily Mirror

MH370 expert says he knows where plane crashed - and it wasn't an accident

Aerospace expert Richard Godfrey believes the missing aircraft crashed into the ocean 1,933km due west of Perth, Australia, and lies 4,000m under the water

Daily Record

Family launch desperate appeal to find missing Scots man last seen in Perth

Concerned loved ones are desperate to trace William and say his disappearance is out of character.

ABC News

Bunbury to Perth train services to be affected for up to 18 months during Metronet upgrade

The Bunbury to Perth rail line will be significantly impacted next year as upgrades are carried out along the Armadale stretch.

The Conversation

Why urban greening isn't a panacea for extreme weather under climate change

Urban greening is often touted as a way to tackle both heatwaves and floods in cities. This includes through green roofs, living walls, vegetated urban spaces, private and community gardens, habitat corridors, bushland and parks.

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