9News Perth | Wednesday September 9 | Full Bulletin

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This evening’s 9News Perth bulletin opens with the remarkable recovery of 12-year-old Mayson Barnes, who was pulled from a horrific head-on crash near Shark Bay without a pulse, surviving thanks to immediate CPR performed by his mother. In legal news, a steel fabrication company has pleaded guilty six years after a glass roof collapse at Curtin University resulted in the tragic death of apprentice carpenter Jonathan Hartshorn. Overseas, Martin Robinson has given emotional court testimony in Mexico regarding the senseless murder of his sons, Jake and Callum, during a surfing trip. Back in Perth, domestic violence offender Guy Cramp received a fine in Midland Court for hindering police while already serving a prison sentence, and Royal Perth Hospital has issued an apology to 82-year-old Peter Mucket after a clerical error delayed his urgently needed back surgery for two years. Further state updates include a progress report from the Health Minister on the new Women's and Babies Hospita

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