November marked a month where multiple bushfires razed parts of WA while elsewhere, our photographers and reporters shared stories of political drama, uncertainty, and trailblazing success.
As the sun set in the final days of spring in Western Australia, many in the state were watching a glowing red ball droop below the horizon.
Later in a party room meeting, 10 Liberal MPs voted on whether there should be a separate parliamentary leader and campaign leader, which failed — When playing against able-bodied opponents, Mr Arnott plays under a hybrid mix of rules where he gets two bounces, but his opponent only gets one.An emergency bushfire late in the month forced residents in Cervantes, Grey and Wedge Island, about 240km north of Perth, to evacuate from their homes.
The blaze promoted a sobering warning from the DFES Commissioner Darren Klemm: "Get used to the bushfire images you've seen this week — it's going to be another challenging summer."Robert Denison has been squatting at the Bunbury & Districts Power Boat Club on Marabank Loop in Bunbury for around six months.
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