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Fat Cat socks from MADMIA sell for $19.99 at Woolworths. All money raised goes to Telethon.
Why it mattersBuying a pair of socks directly funds Telethon's programs for sick, at-risk and needy children in Western Australia.
AustraliaWA's Telethon tradition gains a new merchandise tie-in just before the major annual fundraising weekend.
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The Head On Photo Festival withdrew its 2027 Perth sponsorship bid. The city offered only $34,227 instead of the $156,150 it sought.
Why it mattersCultural events attract visitors and spending to city centres. But funding decisions can halt events before they establish a local audience.
Jakob Williams and Simon Campbell, whose families have played 1,700+ games for Perth, chase the club's 36-year premiership drought on Saturday.
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