A Perth-area gym, Fitness Cartel in Osborne Park, wins a trial in the Western Australia Supreme Court after a judge dismisses a noise complaint brought by Perth Day Hospital. The hospital alleges that noise from the gym—including loud music and the sound of heavy weights dropping—has been excessive since the gym opened and has reverberated through the ceiling. The gym’s owners dispute the hospital’s claims and respond that the noise does not meet the standard alleged by the hospital. In the court proceedings, the dispute centres on whether the gym’s activities create unacceptable noise affecting the hospital’s operations. Across reporting from multiple outlets, the outcome is consistent: the judge dismisses the hospital’s case, and Fitness Cartel is found in its favour in the trial. The articles describe the matter as a bitter local dispute over noise, with the hospital raising concerns about ongoing impact from the gym’s music and weight-related sounds. No sources provided here indicate an appeal outcome or remedies granted, only that the hospital’s Supreme Court noise complaint fails and the gym wins the trial.