Miranda Kerr linked to renowned anti-vaxxer

[WA Today]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Sunday, 3rd February, 2019 AM News Update [Miranda and controvercial health guru David ]( [Miranda Kerr linked to renowned anti-vaxxer]( The notoriously private model isn't shy about being linked to the alternative-health guru and anti-vaccination campaigner. --------------------------------------------------------------- Top Stories [LeedyPalooza to stop traffic in Leederville from Friday]( Nine music, food, entertainment and cultural events - mostly free - will take place over eight summer days. [Last year's LeedyPalooza was considered a huge success. ]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Free family demo day to open huge Kimberley art show for Perth Festival]( Cowhide carving and shaving, boab nut carving, live music with David Pigram, creating your own response to artworks: it's all happening this Saturday at AGWA. [Aalingoon (Rainbow Serpent). Photo from the Desert River Sea exhibition. ]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Green light for $360m Chevron tower at Elizabeth Quay]( The Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority has greenlit the construction of a $360 million WA headquarters for US energy giant Chevron at Elizabeth Quay. [The Chevron Australia office building (artist's impression, centre) has been given planning approval ]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [We're not for turning on franking credits: Shorten]( The Labor leader says his party will not overhaul its franking credits policy. [Bill Shorten says Labor is "not for turning" on its franking credits policy.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Bronze baby Buddha found off WA's north coast could be Ming treasure]( Two West Australian men exploring the state's north coast with a metal detector discovered a Buddha statue that could date back to the early Ming Dynasty. [The front of the figurine, with the metal detector in the background. ]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Huge sinkhole forms at shopping centre south of Perth]( A huge sinkhole spanning about 15 metres has closed the carpark of a shopping centre south of Perth on Saturday. [A witness said she believed the sinkhole was getting bigger.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [15 years of Facebook: has it made the world, and Australia, a better place?]( Monday will mark 15 years since Mark Zuckerberg started the social media platform from his Harvard dorm room in what has now become Silicon Valley lore. [Managing director of Facebook Australia Will Easton at the company's new office in Sydney's Barangaroo.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- ['It drove me crazy': Missy Higgins on media's attempts to 'out' her]( Shortly after achieving pop stardom at 21, Missy Higgins quit the music industry. Now older and wiser, she is getting her head together and embracing motherhood. [Bianca Spender ]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Dear Mariah Carey and other celebrities: Stop going to Saudi Arabia]( Four months after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, the Saudi regime is trying its hardest to pretend nothing ever happened. [Wooed by Riyadh: Mariah Carey.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Morrison government just days away from removing all refugee children from Nauru]( The milestone ends one of Australia's darkest chapters but shifts attention to the hundreds of men still languishing offshore. [The Nibok refugee settlement on Nauru]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Naming rights Court controversy]( I'm not sure how tennis legend turned fire and brimstone evangelist Margaret Court would have felt about it, but I wasn't the only "gay" inside her eponymously named arena at the Australian Open. [Australian Tennis Championships at Kooyong, Victoria, 1968 Mrs Billy Jean King, left, is congratulated by Mrs Margaret ...]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [The Australian priest helping trapped refugees the world ignores]( In the back streets of Bangkok, an Australian priest-journalist is helping hundreds of Pakistani refugees survive lives of quiet desperation. [Father Mick Kelly, the Sydney-born priest and journalist who works with and helps about 400 Pakistani refugee families ...]( --------------------------------------------------------------- ['Quid pro quo': US, Russia to abandon nuclear arms treaty]( Russia will only deploy intermediate-range nuclear missiles if Washington does so, President Putin said. [Russian President Vladimir Putin.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Don't get caught in the middle when great powers collide]( Canada is feeling the wrath of China after arresting Meng Wanzhou who faces possible extradition to the US. How would Australia handle such a situation? [Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou arrives at a parole office in Canada.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- We've sent you this email because your email address {EMAIL} has been registered for WA Today membership. 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