A 49-year-old truck driver and his teenage son have been taken to hospital after they were trapped in a truck rollover in Perth’s east.
Sarah StegerCrime Reporter
Shannon Verhagen
Cattle prices have skyrocketed as demand from feedlotters and east coast restockers swells, with the Western Young Cattle Indicator smashing its own record 14 times this year alone.
For the first time in WA, it would be recognised good animal welfare went beyond an animal’s physical wellbeing, to recognise the innate behaviours of the animals.
Jenne Brammer
Early product development for a range of new WA-grown lupin products has been a slam dunk, with an oat milk and noodles derived from the regeneratively-grown grain set to hit shelves by Christmas.
Health Minister Roger Cook says Busselton is a ‘very attractive’ option for a COVID-19 quarantine facility and has once again called on the Federal Government to ‘step up’ and ‘help us out’.
Charlotte Elton
An online guide that will put the tastes and experiences of the Great Southern in the palms of consumers was launched last week in a bid to showcase the region and support jobs.
Sarah Makse
A WA court has ruled the State’s animal welfare laws are not inconsistent with the Commonwealth in terms of live export, providing clarity over a point relating to a high-profile animal cruelty case.
Former CBH chairman Wally Newman has been unsuccessful in his bid to return to the board he walked away from 14 months ago amid controversy.
Six candidates vied for just two positions on the board, one in District One and the other in District Four.
Next Thursday will mark another international showcase for the beauty and versatility of Australian Merino wool.
WA’s $14.2 billion grain industry has avoided disaster thanks to the keen eyes of a WA warehouse staff member, who detected khapra beetle activity in a shipment of cardboard last week.
The deadly new variant detected in Victoria’s outbreak could be a greater risk to children, it’s been warned, as the theory on how it spread was outlined.
Anthony Piovesan
The West has been given permission by WA’s Supreme Court to broadcast — for a limited time — the most extensive excerpts of the recording of Eric Edgar Cooke’s trial ever heard in public. LISTEN NOW.
Tim Clarke
In part two, WA’s worst killer confesses to shooting lovers Rowena Reeves and Nicholas August in 1963. Rowena revealed she bore the scar of the bullet wound until her death.
Tim Clarke and Joseph Catanzaro
In part three, Cooke reveals how he shot Swanbourne rower Brian Weir. He survived, but Brian’s brother says he was never the same — ‘it was murder’.
Bob Garnant
Cally Dupe
Peter Law
Josh Zimmerman
Dorothy Henderson
Sarah Steger
Natasha Emeck
Rob Kelly
Lanai ScarrFederal Political Editor
Gary McGill
Raelene Hall
Joe Spagnolo
Phoebe Pin
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