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Dylan Caporn

  • Principal Media Adviser, Department of the Premier and Cabinet of WA
Perth
As seen in: The Guardian, News.com.au, The Daily Telegraph, The Herald Sun, The Courier-Mail, Broome Advertiser, Perth Now, PerthNow Western Suburbs, The West Australian, Gold Coast Bulletin and
Dad to Eloise, Husband to @amy_eb. Lego Nerd. Ex journo, now political staffer. Views mine.

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Dylan Caporn has worked in media and communications in Perth for more than 10 years, including time as a State Political Reporter at The West Australian. After almost five years as a political staffer, he has returned to The West as Deputy Chief of Staff.

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Hair Loss: Not an ‘old man’s’ problem, men are balding in their twenties and turning to Mosh for help Original

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By Dylan Caporn
| The West Australian Verified
Hair Loss: Not an ‘old man’s’ problem, men are balding in their twenties and turning to Mosh for help
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Nearly a quarter of WA drivers are hitting mute on ‘annoying’ car safety technology, AAMI survey reveals Original

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By Dylan Caporn
| Perth Now Verified
Silence over safety. That’s the surprising choice of West Australian drivers who are switching off their car safety features — such as lane assist technology — because they are too annoying. A new survey reveals that nearly a quarter of WA drivers — or 23 per cent — admitted they had turned off or dialled down their car’s safety features, with most (72 per cent) saying noises and lights are distracting in AAMI’s survey of Australian motorists.
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Perth Zoo’s white-cheeked gibbon Jermei seen for first time since suffering loss of sixth child

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By Dylan Caporn
| Perth Now Verified
On a cold, wet Wednesday morning, one of Perth Zoo’s rarest animals soared through the air for the first time in three weeks. Bounding along with daughter Lulani and mate Kayak, white-cheeked gibbon Jermei seemed to embrace the freedom that had been taken from her since tragedy struck. Last month, the 22-year-old primate lost what would have been her sixth child shortly after birth.
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