An Albany man will be behind bars for a decade after a horrific crash in which he veered on to the wrong side of the road and into another vehicle while “extremely” high on meth, killing a young driver.
Melissa Sheil and Jessica Evensen
Cameron Newbold
Rope pulleys, secret cubbies and a treehouse — one Albany accommodation is giving children a reason to put down their screens and rediscover the fun of play.
Amy Towers
A packed schedule of headbangers, foot stompers and toe tappers came to a hell-raising conclusion on Saturday as the City of Albany’s Live @ the Town Hall finshed the season with a bang.
Melissa Sheil
Grown in the pristine waters of Albany’s Great Southern coastline, the oysters are making their return to some of Perth’s favourite restaurants and bars.
Kellie Balaam
The patter of tiny feet has been echoing around Albany’s Rainbow Child Care Centre for three decades and staff are marking the occasion with a 30th birthday open day on Saturday.
Claire Middleton
The fate of a father who disappeared from Albany’s Blowholes in the 1970s has been determined by a coroner more than 50 years after he was last seen.
For the second consecutive week the weather has won, with heavy rain ruining round three of the Albany and Districts Cricket Association A-grade competition on Saturday.
Residents neighbouring the Mira Mar landslip say their “patience is wearing thin” as the authorities dealing with the unstable hazard zone declare long-term remediation plans are on the horizon five years on.
Drivers facing serious driving charges could be kept off WA roads for longer under new legislation passed by the State Parliament.
Sonics Grey scored their first win of the new men’s A-grade season while Mt Barker continued their impressive start to the women’s open competition after round three on Tuesday night.
Albany cricketers Mitch Jackson and Buddy Robinson got a taste of life at the sharp end when they turned out for the WA Country XI in the WA Premier T20 competition on Sunday.
A devastating house fire in Collie has claimed the life of a one-year-old boy.
Hayley Primmer
A catastrophic scene akin to an explosion of ‘metal and blood’ confronted those first on the scene of a fatal crash that killed two teenage boys and hospitalised two others.
Brooke Rolfe and Sophie Gannon
A large not-for-profit Aboriginal corporation operating in WA’s north will not reveal why it bought a luxurious house in Perth that its chief executive now lives in.
Adrian Rauso
Disturbing details about how a 48-year-old man allegedly recorded the sexual abuse of two WA teenage girls across eight months have emerged.
Caleb Runciman
Year 12s thinking about what to study at university next year have had a few extra choices added to their options.
Bethany Hiatt
The temporary seating came down in the early stages of Sunday’s sold-out festivities.
Dramatic footage has captured the moment a passenger plane was forced to abandon its landing at Perth Airport in a scary near-miss.
A ‘callous’ drunk-driver hit a cyclist and left him for dead because he feared the consequences had police caught him drink-driving, a court has been told.
A simple text, a smiley face and a blue heart. One lucky West Aussie almost missed the chance of a lifetime.
Rosa Griffith
Students at WA College of Agriculture – Morawa have completed the final component of the 2026 Shearing School, gaining valuable hands-on experience.
Rebecca Nadge
Cable Beach is a hell of a long way from Optus Stadium, but as schoolkids played footy on the pristine sand alongside Fremantle players and staff, they could imagine the roar of the crowd.
Craig O'Donoghue
A “disturbing” new road safety campaign portraying fatigue as a sinister figure lurking behind tired drivers has been launched regionally to help warn drivers about the “silent killer”.
Adverse weather conditions on Saturday prevented sailors from participating in their sail past to kick off the 2026-2027 season at Princess Royal Sailing Club.
A program to detect European starlings using artificial intelligence has kicked off along WA’s south coast in an attempt to protect grain, livestock and fruit.
Apple announced its first laptop with a touchscreen will go on sale next week. The launch signifies the growing strategic importance of the Mac to Apple, despite it generating less revenue than the iPhone.
Kif Leswing
Markets paused their slide this week as the tech sector found its footing following an AI sell-off sparked by high borrowing costs and doubts over data centre returns.
Justin Zacks
The history of technological progress suggests that, as AI spreads, the employment impact will hit women more than men.
Steve Liesman
Amazon is releasing two new Bee listening devices as it moves further into the AI hardware market.
Annie Palmer
A mystery ticketholder who won Oz Lotto’s $60 million jackpot has not come forward, though the ticket’s sale location has now been revealed.
Andrew Hedgman
Disgraced author Craig Silvey has penned a 9000-word apology online, after being jailed for possessing and distributing child exploitation material.
Emma Kirk
Jobs are on the chopping block at Australia’s pioneering lithium refinery as its cumulative losses approach $500 million amid a ‘challenging’ market.
A five month police trial using AI-assisted technology to recognise faces resulted in more than 100 arrests and identified seven alleged sex offenders.
Perth’s local musicians have the chance to step into the spotlight at RAC Arena thanks to the return of Limelight music fund.
Confronting CCTV has captured the moment a cyclist was thrown into the air by a car during an alleged hit-and-run on a Maddington street.
Rachel Tassicker, 7NEWS