An urgent plea has emerged as dozens of witnesses shared their horrific stories of Jewish hate during the first week of an anti-Semitism inquiry.
Clareese Packer and Samina Rakhshani
Pauline Hanson was left perplexed after a local ABC crew was kicked out of a press conference on the eve of the Farrer by-election.
Ike Morris, Nathan Schmidt, Joanne Williamson
The chance to share their experiences of bullying, harassment and fear in the face of anti-Semitism has been years in the making for many Jewish Australians.
Duncan Murray
Nationals members have hit out at Thursday’s State Budget, claiming it lets down both seats of Roe and Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
Tegan Guthrie
Rishelle Hume AM, is the recipient of many accolades, including the 2016 Western Australian of the Year in the Aboriginal category but her early childhood was marked by poverty and tragedy.
Tony Buti
The Pope held talks with the US Secretary of state in an atmosphere of tension after President Donald Trump repeatedly disparaged the pontiff on social media.
Staff Writers
All political eyes are set to be on southern NSW as voters in Farrer head to the polls to pick a replacement for former opposition leader Sussan Ley.
Andrew Brown
Candidates in a by-election for a seat in a conservative heartland have made their final pitches as they cast their votes for the federal seat of Farrer.
Adrian Black and Zac de Silva
The run-up to a budget always sees a degree of chaos. But this year it has looked like one of those willy willies that blow up in outback Australia when the wind stirs a storm of dust.
Michelle Grattan
The US military is allowing the public to make up their own minds about UFOs as it releases a new batch of documents about "unidentified anomalous phenomena".
Businesses will save thousands of hours and billions of dollars when dealing with governments under a productivity-boosting set of measures Jim Chalmers will unveil in Tuesday’s Budget.
Katina Curtis
Jim Chalmers has raised the stakes enormously for his Budget with his pledges to be reforming and responsible and repeated insistence it will be his most ambitious one yet. Now he has to deliver.
During a candid interview with The West’s chief reporter Ben Harvey, WA Treasurer Rita Saffioti discussed record spending, the housing crisis, and even Wharfie Time.
Jessica Page
America's top diplomat has wrapped up two days of fence-mending talks in Italy and the Vatican following weeks of tensions over the US-Israeli war in Iran.
Crispian Balmer
With millions of Western Australians pondering what they will do with their $100 handout from the Cook Government, one group is set to miss out on the funding.
Oliver Lane
A speed limit proposal for e-bikes and e-scooters could be watered down in one state if a parliamentary recommendation is adopted.
David Hannant
In the middle of Budget season, the future of Australia as a socially cohesive society is just as critical as our financial future, says Paul Murray.
Paul Murray
WA Premier Roger Cook says he hopes local builders will build the 113 new homes for frontline workers in Kalgoorlie-Boulder, as part of the State Government’s $692 million Seven Cities program.
The long-awaited expansion of the region’s largest hospital and new GROH homes headline the local highlights of Thursday’s State Budget, while a relatively small gas transition package will likely disappoint.
Melissa Sheil
Treasurers usually play a careful game of expectations management ahead of budgets so they can pull a rabbit out of their hat on the night and dazzle everyone. Not so this year.
WA business groups have renewed pleas for more government action to help small and medium-sized enterprises following Rita Saffioti’s $100 handout to drivers she hopes will lift consumer confidence.
Cheyanne Enciso
Voters in the New South Wales seat of Farrer are poised to make history this weekend by electing a One Nation candidate to Federal Parliament’s lower house for the first time.
Andrew Greene
With around two million West Australians set to be handed $100 as part of this year’s State Budget, many will be wondering how exactly they can get their hands on the much-needed funds.
An independent investigation into a Labor minister’s spending has cleared her of any misconduct, but she has admitted to “four mistakes”.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
