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LONG-COVID: Surveys of COVID-19 patients around the world indicate a stronger link between some genetic precursors and long-COVID development. Picture: FILE

Preliminary surveys suggest there are a few indicators of whether you might develop long-COVID.

Who's most likely to end up getting long-COVID symptoms?

Governor-General David Hurley. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Former Senator Rex Patrick said General Hurley was "complicit" in the scandal.

Governor-General defends role in ministry scandal

The Chats dial up the punk and attitude

INFECTED: Evidence of human-to-dog transmission of monkeypox virus has been discovered. Picture: AP

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Evidence of human-to-dog transmission of monkeypox virus has been discovered.

Pet dog catches Monkeypox after sleeping next to infected owners

"I was steering the ship in the middle of the Tempest."

Best Scott Morrison memes and tweets

"The Governor General was in effect complicit to a conspiracy to defraud the parliament"

'Other things we don't know about': former senator joins Albanese in slamming Morrison

Scott Morrison has brushed off calls to resign from Federal Parliament. Picture: Screenshot.

Mr Morrison said there was a public and political expectation that the prime minister took responsibility for everything.

'I did what I thought was necessary': Scott Morrison refuses to resign

Aspiring artists 'paint and sip' at Mandurah event | PHOTOS

Mandurah turned it on for Australia Day once again

How Mandurah enjoyed Australia Day 2022 | Photos

Sunday saw the running of the annual Mandurah State Interclub Triathlon Championships

WA triathlon teams compete for top club | Photos

Mandurah residents Matthew and Cooper Richards. Photo: Sophia Holl.

Families flocked to new Mandurah waterfront to enjoy the last weeks of school holidays and take a dip in the new estuary pool.

School holiday fun at new Mandurah estuary pool | Photos

NATURE LOVER: Madora Bay resident Alice Worswick says when she moved to Mandurah she began following her lifelong dream of being a bird photographer. Photo: Fidel Fernando via Unsplash.

Birdwatcher and photographer Alice Worswick from Madora Bay sat down with the Mail to talk about birds, their behaviour and how to get that perfect shot.

'If you look carefully, you will be amazed what nature shares with you', says Mandurah birdwatcher

Photos of of the year by ACM photographers.

The photos that defined 2021

SCIENCE: Scientists say Tasmanian tigers could be reintroduced into Tasmania within 10 years. Picture: National Film and Sound Archive

Science would bring back the Tasmanian tiger within a decade.

Could the Tasmanian tiger really be brought back from the dead by scientists?

Paul Morrison, Lesley Morrison, Lorraine Woods, Peta Ugle, and Elsie Ugle.

The artwork, created by Peta and Corey Ugle, showcases Mandurah's beauty.

Mandurah Visitor Centre gets new look with 'Welcome to Country' mural | Photos

CHRISTMAS SPIRIT: Mayor Williams says the Christmas trail will wow locals and tourists alike. Photo: Samantha Ferguson.

Mayor Rhys Williams along with some little local helpers switched on the lights to Mandjar Square's Christmas tree - a central focus of Mandurah's Christmas lights trail.

Mandurah: 'the future capital of Christmas', Mandjar Square Christmas tree lit up | PHOTOS

A wet spring and potentially wet summer are on the cards, but a UOW expert believes there's still hope for sunny days to prevail.

'Not what we want to hear': Another wet spring on the cards

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has accused the former government of trashing Australian democracy. Picture: James Croucher

Coalition figures are split on whether Scott Morrison should quit politics amid the scandal

Secret portfolios scandal prompts calls for Morrison to resign

Domestic violence has been seen to increase during lockdowns across the world. 

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Katherine's women's legal service is "very concerned" about a spike in domestic violence during a lockdown in the region which has forced them and the local court to close their doors.

'You don't need permission to leave': Katherine lockdown prompts DV concerns

GOING UP: The number of overseas departures and arrivals into Australia is soaring. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

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Overseas departures and arrivals numbers soar as people learn to live with COVID-19.

Europe and Bali top the list: Family reunions back on as Aussies head overseas

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Australian companies are developing hydrogen as a potential alternative fuel due to low emissions. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)

Investors opt for green over blue hydrogen

Victorian Labor operative Tom McIntosh is to be confirmed as replacement for the late Jane Garrett. (Julian Smith/AAP PHOTOS)

Vic Labor confirm replacement for late MP

Matthew Guy has pledged to scrap crown land camping regulations enacted by the Andrews government. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

Vic farmers should vet river campers: Guy

Teachers are treated like freelancers, a NSW inquiry into teacher shortages has been told. (Dan Peled/AAP PHOTOS)

Teachers treated like freelancers: expert

Many farmers say they are being frustrated in their efforts to embrace renewable energy. (Dan Peled/AAP PHOTOS)

Farmers seek out renewable energy options

Owners Mark and Martine McMahen with son and manager Josh McMahen. Picture: Supplied.

'Going gang busters': Mandurah cafe takes over juice bar, plans new artisan eatery

UNIQUE: Winnie Smith says she was excited by the possibility of her home being any colour she liked. Picture: Samantha Ferguson.

Dawesville resident Winnie Smith's eccentric home has raised a few eyebrows on local community pages, but she says as a former longterm renter working in healthcare, coming home to bright colours and her family's own space has been invaluable.

'Keep the inner child alive': Meet the face behind Dawesville's fluorescent house

INVESTIGATION: Major Crash Investigators are investigating a fatal crash in Naval Base. Picture: File Image. 

Police are investigating a fatal crash in Naval Base that killed a 25-year-old male motorcyclist.

Crash in Naval Base takes the life of 25-year-old man

Baby Mason Waters, pictured with sister Zahra, 4, mum Teagan, dad Mitchell and Zoey, 6 (left); in hospital (right).

'Whirlwind' cancer diagnosis for Meadow Springs family

CRASH INVESTIGATION: Police are investigating a serious crash on Kwinana Freeway. Picture: File Image.

A serious, three-vehicle crash on the Kwinana Freeway has left two men in hospital with critical injuries.

Road train, truck and car crash on Kwinana Freeway leaves two men critically injured

Get involved in Mandurah artists' sale

ENTOURAGE: Front row: Madison Hemopo (PSHS), Bella Chalwell (PSHS), Amber-Rose White (Huntly mine), Julie Gray (Pinjarra Senior High School Career Practitioner), Charlize Brookman (PSHS) and Amy-Lee Moody (PSHS). Back row: Kyah McShane (PSHS) and Mikaela Bell, Karen McGhee, Alana Morris, Stephanie Gardner and Jane McIntyre (all from Pinjarra refinery). Picture: Supplied.

Peel girls get inspired to work in resources sector

Tenants needed for new Mandurah disability accommodation

True trajectory: Margaret River SHS students and creators of 'Alone', Joshua Yates and Seth Weadley with local actor, Andy Callaghan. Picture: Supplied

Students from Albany, Bunbury, Busselton and Margaret River have been announced as finalists in the 2022 Cinesnaps Short FIlm Competition, part of the CinefestOZ Film Festival program.

Student filmmakers shoot for the moon | CinefestOz Film Festival

ALL SET: 17-year-old Lyndan Morgan has had his lifelong dream of playing baseball in the United States come true, with the help of community members. He will travel to Florida in September for two weeks of matches against varsity teams. Picture: Supplied. 

Local baseballer Lyndan Morgan has had his US baseball dreams made a reality by the support of the Mandurah community, and beyond.

'This is actually happening': community realises young baseballer's dream

Flurry of birthdays for Mandurah nonagenarians

POTENTIAL: The undeveloped lot at 9001 Beacham Street is in the area commonly known as Placid Waters. Picture: Screenshot

The City of Mandurah is considering rezoning a Coodanup foreshore lot to allow for a café development.

Council considers rezoning Coodanup foreshore lot for café development

RESILIENCE: Boxer Alex Winwood has bounced back after what was a disappointing end to his Commonwealth Games journey. Picture: Getty Images. 

Mandurah boxer Alex Winwood says he has brushed himself off and is back on his feet after a shocking ruling from a referee marked the end of his Commonwealth Games journey.

Alex Winwood bounces back after 'gut-wrenching' Commonwealth Games result

A text message campaign has been launched to encourage disabled Australians to be fully vaccinated. (Gaye Gerard/AAP PHOTOS)

Texts urge disabled to get COVID booster

POSITIVE IMPACT: Beauties and the Beach team training for the 35km hike, working their way up in stamina and endurance. Left to right: Hayley Bowen, Jodie Blyth, Kellie Hill, Denise Jeffers. Picture: Supplied. 

Hayley Bowen suffered from post-natal depression after the birth of her first child. Following recovery, she's onto a new challenge for a good cause.

'Life just stopped': Pinjarra woman's post-natal depression drives her to Margaret River challenge

With less than 8 weeks to go before the Strings Attached WA Guitar Festival returns to Margaret River, the festival lineup has been revealed, with a host of music legends heading down south.

Guitar legend Hank Marvin heading to Margaret River

COMMUNITY: Mandurah author Louisa West and Cowaramup author Lily Malone were among the attendees of the RWA's 2022 conference in Perth. Pictures: Supplied.

Hundreds of established and aspiring romance writers flocked to the Esplanade Hotel in Fremantle over the weekend for the Romance Writers of Australia's 2022 conference.

South West authors among massive turnout for Romance Writers of Australia conference in Perth

OTHER WORLDLY ADVENTURES: Les Feast (left) and pictured with his parents, who both served in World War 2, and brothers (right). Pictures: Supplied.

Ashrams, farming, losing it all: Meet Les Feast

Efforts to address homelessness in WA are being hampered by an overheated construction market. (Richard Wainwright/AAP PHOTOS)

Heated WA market impacting social housing

What's on in Mandurah this week: Walk, talk, learn, photograph and party

INFORMED: From last year's Weed ID workshop, where landholder's were encouraged to bring in weeds they are struggling with on their property. Picture: Peel Harvey Biosecurity Group Facebook page. 

Peel Harvey Biosecurity Group's (PHBG) Weed ID and Advice Workshop is on again in Pinjarra in September.

Peel garden workshop to tackle weed control concerns

9-year MRROS artists: Peter Scott, Kay Gibson, Gay Scaddan, Lauren Wilhelm, Fi Wilkie, Pascale Abbott, Gerry Reilly, Leon Pericles (front), John Miller and Voytek Kozlowski. Not pictured: Rachel Coad, Francois Payet, John Streater and Karen Seaman. Picture: Supplied

Artists across the Margaret River Region will soon emerge from winter hibernation for the 9th annual Margaret River Region Open Studios, which opens on 10 September.

'More than just surf, food and wine': South West WA's creatives bloom

Annette Deverell and her cousin Malcolm Black. Photo: Supplied. 

WA Police Cold Case Squad investigators will re-examine the unsolved death of Mandurah teenager Annette Deverell.

'It gives us hope': Investigators to re-examine unsolved death of Mandurah teenager Annette Deverell

WA Cold Case Homicide Squad officer in charge Tony Rosenberg, Annette Deverell and  cousin Malcolm Black. Photo: Carla Hildebrandt. 

WA Police are retesting evidence connected to Annette Deverell's cold case death in an effort to solve the almost 40-year-old crime.

Search for DNA: Police retesting evidence in Annette Deverell cold case

Reward announced: WA Police Minister Michelle Roberts, Annette Deverell's mother Margaret Carver and Mandurah MP David Templeman. Photo: Carla Hildebrandt.  

The state government has confirmed a $250,000 reward for information will be attached to the cold case death of Mandurah teenager Annette Deverell.

Annette Deverell's family celebrate after $250,000 reward announced on Mandurah cold case

Retired detective Jeff Beaman hopes a substantial reward for information, at least $250,000, will be attached to Annette Deverell's case. Photo: Carla Hildebrandt. 

A retired Mandurah detective says a $250,000 reward for information on a local cold case could unlock a 39-year-old mystery.

Annette Cold Case Unlocked: Retired detective says substantial award could reveal answers

Annette Deverell and her cousin Malcolm Black. Annette's mother Margaret Carver. Photo: Margaret Carver, Carla Hildebrandt. 

The family of a Mandurah girl who was suspected to be murdered 39 years ago has written to the Coroner's Court of Western Australia asking for answers by way of an inquest.

Annette Deverell's family requests coronial inquest into Mandurah death 39 years ago

Annette's mother Margaret Carver hopes to finally get answers about what happened to her daughter. Photo: Carla Hildebrandt. 

The West Australian Police Force have requested a reward be attached to an almost 40-year-old Mandurah cold case after the Mandurah Mail produced a series of stories shining a light on the suspected murder.

WA Police request reward for Mandurah cold case

Will a reward finally be posted for information that helps police solve a 40-year-old crime mystery?

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