Kirsty Lichtenstein is a reporter at the West Australian Newspaper. She is currently finishing her Bachelor of Arts (Journalism) degree at Curtin University. She joined the team in late 2025.
There’s a festival-like atmosphere building across Fremantle as the port city gears up for the ultimate Grand Final showdown.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
‘Our family is deeply shocked and devastated by the terrible tragedy that took the life of a father, grandfather to be, brother, uncle, husband and friend.’
There were beers in the air, scarves above heads and a deafening chorus of ‘FRE-OO’ ringing through the Federal Hotel on Friday night as Fremantle supporters watched their side storm into the Grand Final.
Fremantle has officially turned purple ahead of the Dockers’ blockbuster preliminary final on Friday night, with pubs, shops and even the cappuccino strip draped with flags, signs and scarves.
Without backpackers, The National Hotel says it would struggle to pour a pint.
For Jeff and Satori, raising two young children while trying to keep up with their growing mortgage repayments is becoming an increasingly difficult task.
The lights were on, the cameras were rolling and thousands of curious visitors poured through the doors as Perth’s new film studios were unveiled to the public for a special open day.
A front garden buzzing with honey bees, clucking with chickens, echoing with frogs and possibly even hosting a bat sounds like a rural Western Australian property.
An Australian woman has died after falling from a cliff at a popular beach in Nusa Penida on Saturday morning.
Five-year-old Milos is counting down the days until he and his much-loved pony, Hashie, take centre stage at the Royal Show.
Office workers sleep 15 minutes more but do nearly an hour less physical activity a day when they log on from home, a new study has found.
Engine issues shortly after take off have forced a Sydney-bound Qantas flight to turnaround.