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Perth street cordoned off after e-scooter rider critically injured in crash in Ballajura

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By James Carmody 
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A suburban street has been cordoned off after an e-scooter rider was critically injured in a crash near a school. The man was found critically injured on Kittyhawk Ln in Ballajura, in Perth’s northern suburbs, about 1.30pm on Wednesday. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: E-scooter rider critically injured in crash An e-scooter was found nearby and Major Crash investigators are working to understand if another vehicle was involved.
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Football games called off after glass and screws spread over Perth playing field

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By James Carmody 
| 7News
A huge clean-up has begun at a football oval embedded with thousands of shards of broken glass and debris. The City of Kalamunda in Perth says it was caused by contaminated compost, but the supplier insists it is not to blame. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Huge cleanup begins at football oval embedded with broken glass Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today Shards of glass, rocks and screws were found at Scott Reserve in High Wycombe after compost was spread on the oval on Wednesday.
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Work from home jobs surge according to Seek data as Australians embrace flexible working arrangements

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By James Carmody 
| 7News
Working from home, at least part of the week, has become the new normal for millions of Australians, with new data showing remote roles are more popular than ever. Australia’s biggest employment website, Seek, has revealed one in ten job advertisements now mentions work from home options.
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