There is a possible risk to lives and homes in a suburb in Perth’s south as firefighters work to douse a suspicious out-of-control bushfire on Sunday afternoon.
Caleb Runciman
Grieving mates of a teenage crash victim have paid tribute to their friend who was considered a ‘big brother’ to many, leaving flowers at the site where the 17-year-old was killed on Saturday.
Lisa Thomas
A man pretending to be a successful crypto currency trader lived a glam life with his Insta-famous girlfriend before one “monstrous” act.
Emma Kirk
A new round-the-clock control room monitoring WA’s expanding rail-lines will ‘improve’ responses to delays and incidents across the network, the Transport Minister says.
Drivers have been advised to avoid the Kwinana Freeway, with police reducing traffic to one lane after a serious crash involving a truck.
Artemisia Blythe
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has rallied the party faithful in the election fight against the influence of two men: Peter Dutton and Donald Trump.
Nathan Schmidt
The NRL made ‘extraordinary demands’ of the State Government and WA taxpayers, WA’s sport minister has said, as negotiations for a Perth-based NRL team remain on the cusp of failure.
The RAC rescue helicopter is taking a woman with serious injuries to Royal Perth Hospital following a quad bike incident in Lancelin.
Police have charged a 52-year-old man after a reckless driving incident in Greenwood last month captured on CCTV.
The Prime Minister is rallying the Labor faithful in Brisbane as the Opposition Leader hits seats in Melbourne and Tassie on day 9 of the election campaign.
Nathan Schmidt and Jessica Wang
When Professor Jonathan Carapetis says Strep A is the ‘nastiest bug you’ve never heard of’, he’s not kidding.
Hannah Cross
A tight three-way contest in WA’s newest Federal electorate means candidates are trying to talk to as many voters as possible during the campaign to make a personal pitch.
Katina Curtis
Fans of teenage singing sensation Gisella Colletti — who is hoping to become the first West Aussie to be crowned Australian Idol — can cheer her on at a special screening of the Grand Finale on Monday night.
Emily Moulton
Trump’s global tariffs have bombed the Australian share market and thrown up new affronts for WA, which now has to assert its place in a new world left alienated politically and commercially by Uncle Sam.
Simone Grogan, Caitlyn Rintoul, Joe Spagnolo & Bloomberg
A Western Australian’s life is soon to be turned upside-down when they discover they have become an instant millionaire from their entry into tonight’s Lotto draw.
Ella Loneragan
A bushfire advice remains in place for residents living in a suburb in Perth’s north as firefighters continue to deal with a fire which spread to surrounding bush land.
Emergency services are at the scene of a horror crash involving two motorbikes south of Perth.
Major crash investigators are appealing to the public for help following a horror double fatal on a rural road on Friday night.
Police investigating the armed robbery of a service station in Perth’s northern suburbs have released footage of the incident in a bid to help find the offender.
A 16-year old boy who sent a Sydney mosque a social media threat referencing a terror attack has accepted responsibility in court for his actions.
The Prime Minister has accused Peter Dutton of “talking on the run” when he promised to secure new owners for the key port within six months.
Nathan Schmidt, Jessica Wang and Blair Jackson
Perth’s Gisella Colletti is doing her best to bring home the Australian Idol crown — not just for herself, but for all her supporters who believe she can become the first singer from WA to win the grand final.
Bethany Hiatt
Four of Bunbury’s dolphins have been left with nasty dorsal fin injuries from blade cuts as the city’s Dolphin Discovery Centre confirmed an investigation would be launched.
Oliver Lane
The Emirates flight from Dubai to Perth had to be diverted to Melbourne after two attempts to land the plane had to be aborted due to high winds in Perth.
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