Dylan Caporn is a journalist based in Perth, Western Australia. With a focus on local news, Dylan has written for various publications including Sound Telegraph, The West Australian, and Mid-West Times. His articles cover a range of topics including bushfires, weather, politics, and human interest stories.
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By: Dylan Caporn
It was a bizarre poetic metaphor that an errant doorbell chimed while Libby Mettam swatted away questions about the security of her leadership.
The teal movement is set to name local GP Rachel Horncastle as their independent candidate for Cottesloe — the Liberals’ last remaining metropolitan seat — at the State election.
Former fast bowler Mitchell Johnson has vowed to patch things over with ex-teammate David Warner ahead of a likely encounter in Perth this week.
By: Jessica Page, Dylan Caporn
By: Dylan Caporn, Jessica Page
An escalating industrial campaign targeting Western Power has turned nasty, with interstate union muscle called in and launching a vulgar profanity-filled tirade against the CEO.
By: Dylan Caporn, Jackson Barrett
Bollywood, billionaires and a sea of blue - Indian fans are descending on Perth ahead of what is set to be a ‘box office’ series against Australia, starting on Friday.
Road safety messaging is getting through to drivers, minister David Michael insists, despite the worst WA toll in almost a decade.
By: Dylan Caporn
Tough laws designed to stop West Aussies being ripped off by ticket scalpers have been slammed as unnecessary after they were only used 37 times in the first two years of operation.
The tough laws designed to stop West Aussies being ripped off by ticket scalpers have been slammed as unnecessary after it was revealed how little they were used in the first two years of operation.
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