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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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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos APRIL, 08, 2021: Prime Minister Scott Morrison with Greg Hunt, Brendan Murphy and Paul Kelly, during a late press conference at Parliament House in Canberra.Picture: NCA NewsWire/Gary Ramage

Vaccine question health boss can’t answer

Australia’s health boss has admitted he does not know the answer to a key question about the coronavirus vaccine rollout.

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A suspicious package caused the closure of part of Royal Perth Hospital, as Police forensics, TRG and Fire and Emergency Services investigate it.Police officers leaving Royal Perth Hospital after the all clear was given.PERTH NOW / SUNDAY TIMES generic Police car.

Murder charge after ‘disturbance’ at home

The death of a 48-year-old man following an incident at a home over the weekend has led police to charge a person with murder.

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AFL ROUND 8 - West Coast Eagles v North Melbourne Kangaroos, Patersons Stadium, Perth. PICTURED- Eagle Daniel Kerr gets a handball away under pressure.

AFL star admits breaching restraining order

A former AFL premiership player remains behind bars after pleading guilty to breaching a family violence restraining order.

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The dead baby was found at Kingsway Christian College in Darch. Picture: Facebook

Mum questioned over dead baby at school

A mother who discovered her 11-month-old daughter unresponsive in a car outside a school has been questioned over the infant’s death.

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The AquaGenie is in waters off the WA coast.

COVID count mounts for ship off WA

The captain of a ship in Australian waters is the vessel’s second crew member to test positive for COVID-19 and has been brought to shore for treatment.

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KALBARRI, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 13: An aerial view of damaged buildings at Pelican Shore Villas is seen on April 13, 2021 in Kalbarri, Australia. The tourist town of Kalbarri on Western Australia's mid-west coast was hit by cyclone Seroja on Sunday 11 April. Winds reached up to 170km per hour, with about 70 percent of Kalbarri's buildings damaged. Many residents remain without power or telecommunications as clean-up operations begin. (Photo by Yvonne McKenzie/Getty Images) *** BESTPIX ***

Huge damage bill from Cyclone Seroja

The extent of the damage caused by Tropical Cyclone Seroja has been revealed, with the eye-watering repair bill expected to be hundreds of millions of dollars.

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Samuel John Baxter (right) leaving Perth Magistrates Court after his first appearance. Picture: 10 News

Man admits gross act during break-ins

A man has admitted doing something very gross inside cars during a series of vehicle break-ins. He has pleaded guilty to criminal damage.

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Computer hacker working on laptop late at night in office

Man ‘paid for child sex live stream’: cops

An Australian man has been charged after allegedly paying to watch a live stream showing child sex abuse in the Philippines.

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Lisa Curry has posted an emotional tribute to her daughter seven months after her death. Picture: Instagram via NCA NewsWire

Lisa Curry’s ‘fear’ seven months after Jaimi’s death

Lisa Curry has described the “pain and fear” she feels seven months after the tragic death of her daughter.

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Australian Army soldier Corporal Benjamin Roberts-Smith, VC, MG, with the Special Operations Task Group, moves away from a United States UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter during preparations for the Shah Wali Kot Offensive in southern Afghanistan. *** Local Caption *** In June 2010, Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF) partnered with Australian special forces from the Special Operations Task Group to conduct a deliberate operation to clear a Taliban insurgent stronghold in the Shah Wali Kot region of northern Kandahar province. The Shah Wali Kot Offensive comprised synchronised and deliberate clearance operations involving Australian commandos combined with a number of surgical helicopter-born assaults from Special Air Service (SAS) troops on key targets. Removing Taliban insurgents from Afghan communities allows the Government of Afghanistan to establish a presence and gain the trust of the community to provide them with necessary infrastructure and security that was not provided by the insurgents. The Shah Wali Kot Offensive was part of Australiaâs contribution to Operation Hamkari, an ISAF operation to extend the Government of Afghanistanâs influence into Kandahar City in southern Afghanistan. Picture: Department of Defence

Roberts-Smith USB claims ‘did not happen’

Ben Roberts-Smith has denied all disturbing allegations made about him as the AFP launched a fresh investigation as a matter of ‘priority’.

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