The young boy was forced to lift his body off the ground as he was dragged along the road, finally being freed from the door after hundreds of metres.
Alexandra Feiam
A game where teens stalk and shoot each other using water guns — prompting police warnings in Australia and overseas — has become wildly popular in Perth.
Bethany Hiatt
A Hazmat incident warning is still in place on Sunday as firefighters continued to remove hazardous materials from the site in Maddington, seven days after the facility went up in flames on April 12.
Childhood is becoming sanitised and over-scheduled to the point that some kids are fearful of germs and dirt, with experts warning of lifelong mental and physical health impacts.
Rhianna Mitchell
A former private school pupil has become the first person in his state to admit creating sexually explicit deepfakes.
David Hannant
Family members of a young girl have paid tribute to the “lovely, shy, caring, and remarkably mature” after she drowned at a popular swimming spot.
Blake Antrobus
Premier Roger Cook confirmed if a Mandurah private school’s decision to install doorbell-style cameras outside toilets blocks will be rolled out in the public system.
Oliver Lane and Bethany Hiatt
A private high school in Mandurah is using doorbell-style cameras to track students visiting toilet blocks during lessons in a bid to stamp out anti-social behaviour.
A new troop of technology grads are filing into Bankwest guided by a mantra to not be afraid of artificial intelligence taking their jobs, but rather the peer who wields the tool better than they can.
Simone Grogan
Public school educators are moving ahead with plans for a wave of rolling strikes as pay and condition negotiations stall with a state government.
William Ton
Some students will continue to have ‘inequitable’ bonuses added to their Year 12 university admission scores after the Tertiary Institutions Service Centre walked away from its bid to scrap them.
A Perth primary school teacher has been forced into a desperate 100km fundraising ultramarathon to provide his students with a basic classroom necessity - adequate air-conditioning.
Caitlin Vinci & Bethany Hiatt
There are now officially more student beds in Perth than there are shops, as the capital finally transitions into a city for students.
Kim Macdonald
Surging demand for electric vehicles has left Australia crying out for more technicians to service them, but debate over whether electricians or mechanics are best-qualified for the job is proving tricky.
A Queensland family is reeling after a “selfless” mother-of-eight was killed in a horrific crash south of Brisbane on Saturday night.
Euan Kennedy and Andrew Hedgman
An Easter Sunday barbecue turned into a nightmare when a gas bottle exploded at a holiday park, seriously injuring a man and woman.
Examiners have criticised a few frustrating mistakes in last year’s ATAR exams from year 12’s in WA.
The partner of convicted baby killer Keli Lane has won a legal victory against an elite high school over his “unfair” dismissal.
Nathan Schmidt
Perth scientists’ efforts to develop an Australian-first blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease within the next 2-3 years have been given a boost.
Belinda Hickman
More than half of the 45 public schools promised air-conditioning upgrades if the Cook Government was re-elected could be waiting up to another two years for cooler classrooms.
An Aussie university student has slammed a “crazy” fine she was handed for travelling with a concession card – despite claiming she presented an entitlement card.
Georgia Palgan
Lap lanes were swapped for the Middleton Beach ocean waves as students from Australian Christian College Southlands had their annual swimming carnival.
Amy Towers
Anthony Albanese says Labor will undertake the “most significant” ever crackdown on gambling ads.
WA could face a shortage of essential workers as the Federal Government digs deeper into the pockets of international students who are hoping to transition from study to the Australian workforce.
Sophie Gannon
