Nine stories you need to read on Thursday, June 13 Arnold Schwarzenegger turns on the charm for Prime Minister Julia Gillard at their breakfast meeting in Perth this morning. ARNIE fever swept Perth as the Governator bowled in. Here is all the day's news in one place. Action Man Arnie: Arnold Schwarzenegger strode into Perth to give an inspiring motivational talk, throwing in some invaluable time management advice. This morning he held a breakfast meeting with Julia Gillard after the joint opinion piece they penned together on climate change. Eagles ruckman Nic Naitanui has confessed to being starstruck after sharing a quick dinner with his "childhood idol" and cheeky Karl Stefanovic roped Nine News reporter Tracy Vo into doing an Arnie impersonation on national TV. Jobs axed: Up to 200 public servants will be sacked and a further 1000 offered voluntary redundancies as the Barnett government tightens its belt. FIFO stress: Research by Lifeline WA has found many FIFO workers cop a "suck it up" culture, and would like to see a cap on rostered stints away and more recreational options on site. 4: Bondy the villain: Thirty years after his America's Cup victory, victims of failed Perth tycoon Alan Bond say he should be remembered as the nation's worst corporate criminal, not a sailing hero. SuperCoach selection: Have you picked your SuperCoach team? Check out who is in and who is out for AFL Round 12. Pigs might fly: In a disturbing lapse in Turkish border security, a Welsh six-year-old has been able to fly using the passport of a pink toy unicorn. The customs worker even stamped it. Meddling with Madden: The timing of a drug raid on Joel Madden's Sydney hotel room which uncovered marijuana has come into question. It took place just hours after Channel Nine aired damaging allegations against the hotel's CEO on the Financial Review Sunday program. Trouble in paradise: Kanye West has strongly denied a kiss-and-tell from a Canadian model who says she's slept with him twice since he's been dating Kim Kardashian - including when Kim was pregnant. Growing up fast: Every stage of parenting has its challenges, but this mother has decided which age she thinks children are at their best.