Protesters have rallied outside the Prime Minister’s Sydney electorate office after Israeli forces intercepted a boat of activists, including Greta Thunberg.
Clareese Packer
Social housing tenants in one state are earning far above what they should to qualify for the homes, with one couple on $200k paying just $200 a week in rent.
Blair Jackson
Work has started on a shake-up of WA’s public holiday calendar, Premier Roger Cook has revealed, as he indicated a willingness to give West Aussies another day off in the year.
Dylan Caporn
Liza Harvey’s ambition to make the State she loves even better didn’t end when her political career was cut short.
Jessica Page
Police have stopped 72 e-scooters and handed out 22 fines during a crackdown sparked by a pedestrian’s death, as the Premier warned tougher regulations might be needed.
The Sports Minister suggested the fighters chosen to headline Australia’s first event might be why final approval was knocked back.
Ms Saffioti insisted the $1.35 billion Thornlie-Cockburn project was great value for taxpayers.
From child care workers to veterinarians, to butchers and anaesthetists, scores of WA professions have been in need of more workers with specialised skills for years.
Oliver Lane
The bus routes were initially put in place to make up for the closure of the Armadale line.
The City of Nedlands has defended its handling of the parkland surrounding the planned Swanbourne children’s hospice after it emerged WA’s Planning Minister is planning to excise the land from its control.
An Australian premier has made a bold plea to slash the federal government’s tobacco tax – but why?
Nathan Schmidt
A row over croc culling between Bob Katter and Terri Irwin has intensified, with the maverick MP questioning the animal conservationist over her knowledge of the iconic Aussie reptile.
Rhiannon Lewin
John Carey has stepped in to take the fate of parkland next to a long-awaited children’s hospice in Swanbourne out of the hands of the local council, branding its objections ‘NIMBYism’ at its worst.
One of the biggest by-products of the WA Labor Government’s renewable energy transition has been the emission of torrents of hot air.
Paul Murray
We shouldn’t expect a ‘flamboyant’ display, but WA’s new Attorney General says we should prepare for fast-paced reform where it really matters.
Claims an expanded ferry network could endanger lives in Perth’s Matilda Bay have been dismissed, as the Cook Government presses ahead with plans to establish a Metronet on the Swan River.
Local industry heavyweights have been invited to join the design process, in a major step forward in the multi-billion dollar plan to turn Henderson into a defence precinct and Perth into the home of AUKUS.
Roger Cook has rejected calls for a blanket ban, a day after plans to hold Australia’s first bare knuckle fight in Perth were knocked back.
A major council has been tight-lipped about a new garbage bin rollout for residents, but a satellite image shows the cat’s out of the bag.
Hannah Wilcox
Local councils and the State Government are facing mounting pressure to act on hireable e-scooters, after the City of Perth ordered their removal from CBD streets following the death of a pedestrian this week
Dylan Caporn, Caleb Runciman, Liam Murphy and Jessica Evensen
Local fertiliser kingpin Vikas Rambal wants to see Anthony Albanese replicate a snap business roundtable convened by Roger Cook this week amid the fallout of US President Donald Trump’s tariff regime.
Simone Grogan, Adrian Rauso and Dylan Caporn
A terminal cancer patient spent two days on a trolley bed in a corridor at Midland hospital, it can be revealed, as bed block takes an unprecedented toll.
Plans to hold Australia’s first-ever bare knuckle fight in Perth have been knocked back by the Combat Sports Commission, in the wake of public backlash.
Labor’s controversial plan to reform workers compensation in one Australian state has suffered another blow.
