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West Australians are under a coastal hazard warning as severe weather continues into Monday, with strong winds and large waves expected between Jurien Bay and Bunbury, posing risks of erosion and infrastructure damage. The weekend's storms left 20,000 homes in Perth without power, prompted over 100 emergency calls, and led to temporary closures of IKEA and Mandurah Forum due to damage and outages. Want More Context? 🔎

An Oasis fan in his 40s tragically died after falling from the upper tier of Wembley Stadium during the band's performance on Saturday night. Emergency services responded quickly, but he was pronounced dead at the scene; the Gallagher brothers expressed shock and condolences, while police are seeking witnesses to the incident. Want More Context? 🔎

West Coast's WAFL team faced a significant defeat, losing by 69 points to East Perth, with notable performances from Matt Flynn (24 disposals, 30 hit-outs) and Malakai Champion (20 touches). However, several players struggled, including Jack Hutchinson, who left due to a hamstring injury, and Noah Long, who had minimal impact until the second half. Want More Context? 🔎

The Diggers and Dealers mining forum in Kalgoorlie will highlight uranium miners on its opening day, featuring a panel discussion with nuclear advocate Chris Keefer and analysts discussing energy transitions. Amid challenges in the uranium sector, including price slumps and output misses, Paladin Energy and Boss Energy will present, while lithium miners anticipate a price recovery. Want More Context? 🔎

Lynne McGranger won the Gold Logie and Best Actress at the 65th Annual TV Week Logie Awards, celebrating her 33-year role as Irene Roberts on Home and Away. The event featured comedian Sam Pang as host and included emotional tributes, particularly to Magda Szubanski, who was honored amid her battle with cancer. Want More Context? 🔎

Kath and Kim star Magda Szubanski delivered an emotional speech after being inducted into the Logies Hall of Fame, where she expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support from the Australian public amid her battle with mantle cell lymphoma. Szubanski emphasized that her recognition was due to her 40 years of hard work, not her illness, and shared how uplifting messages have strengthened her during this challenging time. Want More Context? 🔎