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About us
The news you need to know today is only a click away – and it’s free. If it matters to Perth it’s on WAtoday. Independent news and analysis, without bias or an agenda.
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External link for WAtoday
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- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Perth, Western Australia
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- Public Company
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- digital media, business news, Perth local news, Perth property news, COVID-19 news, feature writing, education news, WA politics, social justice, investigations, analysis, opinion, daily news, environmental news, data journalism, national news, world news, and lifestyle
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Employees at WAtoday
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Peter Milne
I cover business for WAtoday • mining & energy • climate matters • views mine • anon tips to boilingcold@protonmail.com
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Max Veenhuyzen
Freelance journalist, photographer and consultant
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Emma Young
Journalist, author
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Claire Bradstreet (Ottaviano)
Journalist and lover of Western Australia
Updates
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#Exclusive Santos could lose control of its Bayu Undan gas project north of Darwin on Friday.
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“It’s the contrast. Four men talking about business, then four women come in, dolled up and scantily clad."
‘Like the ’80s’: Seven’s ‘sexy Santa’ dancers leave staff scratching their heads
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Up to 20 Perth widows are now unable to be buried at the cemetery beside their husbands due to a technicality.
Perth families denied burial plots seek ‘compassionate’ way forward
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Rio Tinto and Woodside Energy have signed up to a $60m scientific initiative as they search for ways to cut emissions and convert their waste into cleaner commodities. #OilAndGas #Mining #Sustainability
Big emitters chase new climate fix: turning their pollution into products
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Fremantle Dockers coach Justin Longmuir is backing Nat Fyfe and Michael Walters to play on next year, and he’s confident Sean Darcy can get on top of his injury concerns. #Perth #WesternAustralia #AFL
Fyfe, Walters and Darcy back in for Dockers in 2025
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In case you missed it yesterday: the minister has ordered an investigation after an 800-year-old tree in the state’s south-west was cut down to a stump. #WesternAustralia #Australia #Sustainability
‘Far from happy about it’: WA Environment Minister orders report after 800-year-old tree cut down
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The collapse in lithium prices has crushed full-year profits at Australia’s leading producer, Pilbara Minerals, and denied shareholders any dividends. #WesternAustralia #Markets #Investing
Pilbara lithium leader’s profit crushed after price collapse
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The number needed has been doubling every year, reports Holly Thompson, with one high school fast approaching 3000 enrolments and becoming the first to receive a modular classroom block. #Education #UrbanPlanning #Perth
WA’s public school system juggles almost 4000 demountable classrooms as enrolments skyrocket
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Woodside has chased environmental approval for the $30 billion gas export plan for five years but is yet to start the process for a vital part of the project near pristine Scott Reef, writes Peter Milne. #WesternAustralia #Sustainability #OilAndGas
Carbon storage sets approval for Woodside’s Browse gas project back to square one
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