The food safety watchdog has warned consumers to not eat the products or risk serious harm.
Chloe Maher
As parliament prepares to honour Helen Haines, Pauline Hanson declared her cartoons mocking fellow MPs “will not be going anywhere.”
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
The first international flight has touched down at Australia’s sprawling new airport complex.
Jack Nivison
‘I walked outside and saw a person lying on the walkway, I noticed there was a fair bit of blood.’
Sarah Keszler
US warnings about Russian ballistic missile strikes that are critical to Ukraine's air defences are fully restored, Volodymyr Zelenskiy says.
Staff Writers
The long-serving government of one Aussie state has been given cause for concern just weeks before its state election.
A top-ranking EU official has explained why a $10bn-a-year deal with Brussels is about far more than just scrapping tariffs.
Hannans defeated Lake View by a run on Saturday.
Neale Harvey
Matt Carter compiled a sixth century against Great Boulder in Saturday’s Eastern Goldfields Cricket Association A-grade Twenty20 match at Wallace Park.
Outside funding will be needed to meet the $75m-$100m redevelopment bill of the ageing Kalgoorlie-Boulder airport which had record passenger numbers during the past year, the mayor says.
Neil Watkinson
Touring Kalgoorlie-Boulder and Esperance businesses last week, Federal shadow minister for small business Jacinta Nampijinpa Price heard “a lot of concern” about the cost of doing business.
Isabella Davis
A domestic-violence accused’s plea to be released on bail so he could attend his dad’s funeral has been rejected in Kalgoorlie Magistrates Court.
Tegan Guthrie
Pet owners struggling with the costs of caring for their furry friends had a helping hand from RSPCA WA last week.
The number of Perth trains running on time has slid backwards for a third year straight, with the number of trains running late doubling in six years.
Oliver Lane
Pope Leo has drawn attention to the humanitarian situation in Yemen during an address from a window over St Peter's Square.
Many Iranians are bracing for a return to all-out war as elections in Israel and the United States heighten uncertainty.
Midfield gun Tom Kilpatrick capped a maiden league premiership with Narrogin by winning a third Hardie Medal as the Hawks’ fairest and best player.
Cameron Newbold
Royals secured their first win in the Albany Basketball Association men’s A-grade competition, as their offence ran riot against Sonics Grey on Tuesday night.
Tash Faithfull kept an outstanding run of country cups going when producing a dashing ride to salute with Memory Parade in the Listed $150,000 Northam Cup (1600m).
Hayden King
Out of 28,864 Year 12s enrolled in at least one WA Certificate of Education course this year, fewer than half are preparing to sit even a single ATAR exam.
A cancer survivor who has already endured years of illness and financial strain is now at risk of losing her home as rising interest rates pile more pressure on her budget.
Andrew Hedgman
Exams are becoming increasingly irrelevant for many WA high schoolers, with only 37 per cent of Year 12s attempting enough subjects to make them eligible for an Australian Tertiary Admission Rank.
Bethany Hiatt
Police have charged a second man with setting fire to a Mt Pleasant home after the property was ripped apart by flames on Thursday and a sinister message was left behind.
Fraser Williams
The Coalition is taking steps to “protect” cash, warning that the Albanese government’s cash mandate has failed to do the job.
