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Sunday Independent (Western Australia) Day sold it to News Limited, who also owned "The Sunday Times", who moved it into the Sunday Times building in Perth and it was wound up on 24 May 1986. Stephen Fox was its last editor. "The Sunday Independent" and "The Independent Sun" formed part of The Independent Group of Newspapers, which also included "The Mandurah Advertiser", "The Pilbara Advertiser" and "The Sound Advertiser". Sunday Independent (Western Australia) The Sunday Independent (also known as The Independent) was a Perth, Western Australia based weekly newspaper owned by mining entrepreneurs Lang Hancock and Peter Wright. The paper was launched on 27