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Angie RaphaelDeputy Chief of Staff, NCA NewsWire

Angie Raphael has almost two decades of experience as a journalist. Angie began her career in regional and community newspapers, then worked at the Australian Associated Press for 10 years before joining NCA NewsWire in Perth. Angie has specialised in court reporting, politics and entertainment, as well as covering bushfires, shark attacks and other disasters.

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NewsWire

State to change mask rule this weekend

One state has announced a major change to its coronavirus restrictions, including where people need to wear masks.

NewsWire

The woman was allegedly seen waving the flag as she walked down the street. Picture: Supplied

Woman charged for burning Israeli flag

Police allege the woman was spotted walking down a busy street in Lakemba while carrying a burning flag during a protest.

National

PERTH, AUSTRALIA - MAY 03: A health worker carries out COVID-19 testing at the Joondalup drive-through clinic on May 03, 2021 in Perth, Australia. Perth is on alert after a hotel quarantine security guard from the Pan Pacific hotel and two of his housemates tested positive for COVID-19 on the weekend. While WA Premier Mark McGowan has not imposed a lockdown in response to the recent cases, restrictions requiring the use of face masks outdoors have been reintroduced. (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images)

States respond to virus case in Victoria

States have reacted after Victoria recorded a new case of COVID-19, with some people being told to go into quarantine.

NewsWire

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 19: A general view of Crown Sydney is seen at Barangaroo on November 19, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. NSW's Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (ILGA) on Wednesday ruled that Crown Resorts would not be allowed to open its gaming facilities at its new $2.2 billion Barangaroo development in mid-December as planned. The announcement came following an inquiry into the company's casinos in Perth and Melbourne and concerns over money laundering. (Photo by Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)

Boss ‘may have erred’ in Crown friendship

A former gaming regulator boss admits he ‘may have erred’ in deciding there was no conflict of interest between a chief casino officer and senior Crown staff.

NewsWire

Casino officer ‘distressed’ over media report

The Perth Casino Royal Commission has heard a former chief casino officer was “very distressed” after his potential conflict of interest was revealed in the media.

Reality

PERTH NOW - Images from the WA Stands Together - Bushfire Appeal at the Harvey amphitheatre. Photo by Daniel Wilkins. PICTURED- Matt Goyder from the upcoming series of Farmer wants a wife.

TV star’s ‘vile, depraved’ child sex images

A former Farmer Wants A Wife star has been jailed over thousands of images and videos showing children, including babies, being raped. WARNING: GRAPHIC

Leaders

One woman now has a permanent reminder of West Australian Premier Mark McGowan. Picture: Supplied

‘Breathtaking’ tattoo of Australian Premier

A woman has decided to get a tattoo showing her appreciation of one Australian state’s Premier, which has been labelled ‘funny’ for one reason.

NRL

NEWCASTLE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - May 6, 2021. Jarryd Hayne supporters clash with the media out the front of Newcastle Court after he was sentenced to 3 years 8 months. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Peter Lorimer.

Cops respond after Hayne court drama

Police have issued a statement as they investigate the scenes that took place after Jarryd Hayne was jailed for raping a woman.

Babies

Daniel John Prunster has pleaded guilty to firearm charges after he posted a photograph of an ammunition belt placed across his infant son lying in a cot. Picture: Facebook

Why police revoked dad’s gun licence

A father who took a shocking photo of his baby boy and another of his 15-month-old daughter in a dangerous situation has had his gun licence revoked.

UpdatedNewsWire

PERTH, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 4: Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan speaks during a media conference at Dumas House on September 4, 2020 in Perth, Australia. The premier announced that Western Australia is not in a recession and will not be prematurely reopening its borders at current. State and Territory leaders met today for the National Cabinet Meeting to discuss alternatives for state border closures and caps on international arrivals in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Matt Jelonek/Getty Images)

WA announces COVID rule changes

Most COVID-19 restrictions are set to be lifted in Western Australia this weekend but some will stay in place for a while. Here’s what you can and can’t do.

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