Words extracted from The West Australian
- autoglazier exclude
2021 January 4, “Exiled West Coast Eagles star Willie Rioli ‘nice and safe’ in Tiwi Islands”, in The West Australian[1]:Her husband Stuart, an autoglazier from South Morang, had been dealt a pay cut.
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- etravel exclude
2021 January 14, Will Yeoman, “Photographers converge for training”, in The West Australian[2]:Keep abreast of further photowalks and other events by subscribing to our weekly etravel digital edition or visiting the West Travel Club website.
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- fragnum exclude
2021 January 4, “Highway to shell warms your cockles”, in The West Australian[3]:In every square metre of the beach, there are 4000 fragnum cockleshells.
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- meatsafe exclude
2021 January 7, Angie Tomlinson, “How to refresh your furniture”, in The West Australian[4]:Fredericks Furniture's Sadie Burton refreshes a baltic pine meatsafe with DIY chalk paint and glaze to give an aged look.
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- multicard exclude
2021 January 4, Stephen Scourfield, “Travel Trends 2020 — Technology”, in The West Australian[5]:Sabre is already providing “virtual payments solutions” in the form of multibank, multicard, credit and prepaid accounts.
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- oneworld exclude
2021 January 4, Emily Cosenza, “Virgin Australia expands frequent flyer offer to Qantas members”, in The West Australian[6]:An expansion of that program was announced today, allowing more eligible frequent flyer members of Qantas’ oneworld partner airlines Emirates, Fiji Airways and Air New Zealand to become a Velocity Discover Gold Status member on a three-month trial.
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- runscoring exclude
2021 January 4, Ed Jackson, “Aussie call-up matter of time for Philippe”, in The West Australian[7]:Philippe's innings, which included five fours and one six, moves him to the top of the runscoring charts for this summer's tournament with 261 from seven innings.
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- treadley exclude
2021 January 4, Ray Wilson, “Rottnest Island... is it worth the money?”, in The West Australian[8]:Her little pink treadley made numerous trips to the shops with Nanny or Dad and Mum, especially to the bakery where her introduction to Rottnest jam donuts was met with a delight of seismic proportions.
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- tubey exclude
2021 January 4, Stephen Scourfield, “Margaret River’s best beaches: our Proven Dozen”, in The West Australian[9]:There are days of long, turquoise swell, when the watchers sit mesmerised by the poetry of those long, tubey rides.
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- whaleshark exclude
2021 January 4, Stephen Scourfield, “Cape crusaders on a journey of discovery”, in The West Australian[10]:Ningaloo Blue is taking a seasonal break out (out of the water for all that boat work that has to be done), but does whaleshark and eco cruises for most of the year.
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- dirus exclude
2021 January 14, Nick Gibbs, “Real dire wolves more intriguing than myth”, in The West Australian[11]:Known scientifically as Canis dirus, meaning 'fearsome dog', the dire wolf preyed on large mammals like bison and was common across North America until about 13,000 years ago, after which they became extinct.
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- vinos exclude
2021 January 14, Eliza Reilly, “GWS Giants captain Stephen Coniglio has been announced as Perth Glory’s number one ticket holder”, in The West Australian[12]:At that point, we had just claimed it or couldn’t be stopped so a couple of vinos in, I went ‘you know what, chuck us a plate’.
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