After being wooed by Chinese officials and business leaders in glitzy Shanghai, Anthony Albanese is facing his big meet with the world’s second-most powerful leader.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Clashes in southern Syrian between Druze militiamen and Bedouin tribal fighters has escalated as 16 government security forces members were killed.
Staff Writers
More doctors could soon be prescribing vapes to those stuck in a smoking cycle as a trial suggests vaping is more effective than traditional quitting aids.
Tom Wark
An investigation is underway after a flight crashed and burst into flames shortly after take-off from London Southend Airport, with sad new details revealed.
Kimberley Braddish
US President Donald Trump has threatened Russian President Vladimir Putin with an ultimatum in an attempt to pressure Russia to end its war in Ukraine.
Amy Lee
Activists say the Rapid Support Forces have attacked several villages around the Sudanese city of Bara, killing about 300 people.
A Swedish government-appointed review suggests raising the upper conscription age limit of former officers to 70 from 47.
A "revolving door" of referrals to various support services awaits women fleeing family violence, driven by chronic underfunding of social housing.
Maeve Bannister
The south-west community came together for a night of celebration at the Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre for Bunbury Geographe Sports Awards.
Yousuf Shameel
The leisure pool at the South West Sports Centre has re-opened on Saturday, July 12, after undergoing essential upgrade works.
The scenic Ferguson Valley is now home to a unique adults only retreat inviting couples for a romantic getaway.
Bunbury’s iconic artwork to be temporarily removed for maintenance works in the area.
Nominations are open for the Community Health Professional of the Year category of the 2026 WA Rural Health Excellence Awards.
Tegan Guthrie
A man’s ‘selfish act’ to drive at almost four times the legal limit put all road users at risk, a Kalgoorlie magistrate has said.
Schools need to do more to prevent kids with disabilities from becoming victims of bullying, a WA advocacy group claims.
Bethany Hiatt
Giants’ men’s team are eighth, with nine wins in the NBL1 West competition.
Neale Harvey
Giants’ women continue to struggle on the road.
Production at Beacon Minerals’ Jaurdi gold project north-west of Coolgardie rose in the latest financial year but sales were lower as the company retained stocks of the precious metal at the Perth Mint.
Neil Watkinson
While planning is under way for an early intervention program designed to steer at-risk children away from crime, local leaders are calling for its swift rollout amid growing concerns over youth offending.
Josephine Hingst
Great Northern Football League’s division one league team has been relegated after a winless country week campaign over the weekend.
Kate Campbell & Josh Kempton
The Geraldton Buccaneers were on fire for their Perth road trip on the weekend, giving their finals hopes a massive boost by winning both games in their double-header.
Stuart Quinn
Four locals flew the flag for Geraldton when they joined WA’s finest over-35 softball players taking to the diamond at the recent national championships in New South Wales.
Derek Goforth
West Coast jumped out of the box and held the lead for three quarters but fell short when Port Adelaide surged to life in a 26-point comeback win, souring Jamie Cripps’ 250th game for the blue and gold.
Kate Campbell & Mitchell Woodcock
Two teams representing the Geraldton Hockey Association took a lot of positives from their spirited performances in the Fuel to Go & Play Year 9/10 Club Championships in Perth last week.
