Nine WA stories you need to read on July 2 Vincent mayor Alannah MacTiernan is considering a second tilt at Federal politics. ALANNAH Mactiernan contemplates federal politics, WA business pessimistic and Lotto records broken. It's all the WA news you need, all in one place. Business gloom: A new survey shows business in WA is pulling back on investment, amid widespread pessimism about the state's economic outlook. Carpark mayhem: A 35-year-old woman has been charged over a violent incident outside a Butler shopping centre where another woman was run over by a car following a robbery. Green with anger: Conservationists are 'alarmed' at an EPA decision to allow timber companies to harvest big native trees under a new Forest Management Plan. Tools down: Industrial action has reared its head at the CBH grain handling operation in Kwinana, with 80 people have walked off the job over pay. Chasing the dream: It seems Sandgropers are obsessed with Lotto, with the numbers game breaking sales records in the last 12 months. Second tilt: Vincent Mayor Alannah MacTiernan is again eyeing off Canberra - the former state minister is considering a run at the federal seat of Perth in this year's election. Show of support: John Worsfold says Mitch Brown is a required player at West Coast beyond this season but admits that might not be enough to keep him. In his own words: Perth-born Daniel Ricciardo recalls the highs and lows of his eighth-place finish at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in his column. Breaking news: Curtin University in Bentley has been evacuated after two bottles of an 'explosive' substance were uncovered on the campus.