WA has marked its biggest harvest for the record books with the State’s growers producing a whopping 27.35 million tonne of grain — smashing the previous record of 26Mt set in 2022.
Georgia Campion
It’s been a challenging few years for Sam and Alison Horley who have decided on reducing their flock amid the looming live sheep export ban and making the challenging move from Salmon Gums to the Wheatbelt.
Wheatbelt woman Jo Haythornthwaite, of Quairading, had no idea she had ovarian cancer symptoms. Now a survivor, she’s urging others to be alert for the signs.
Danielle Marsland
WA’s $2.1 billion meat processing industry has been slapped with more than 500 improvement notices from a Worksafe inspection across 19 WA regional abattoirs.
A Labor MP says he has received ‘death threats’, as the Opposition vows to reverse WA’s new demersal fishing ban.
Jessica Page and Yousuf Shameel
The CBH institution has been one of the great success stories of WA agriculture, writes Pingelly farmer John Hassell
John Hassell
Locomotives destined for the State’s grain handling giant have arrived in WA and are set to hit the rail network this year following a quarantine period.
The head of a regional freight program is calling for a sit-down meeting with Rita Saffioti after it was shifted off the funding consideration short list in the latest Budget application pool.
Holly Ludeman has hit the road in her new advisory role at Milne Feeds, where she is eager to sink her teeth into the job and learn the inner workings of the agribusiness.
Another above-average harvest has been warmly welcomed at the Schilling family property at Westdale after a recent farm expansion.
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Peter Cooke still believes the future is bright for WA’s sheep industry as it undergoes “significant change”, but says it will look vastly different to the status quo many producers are used to.
A driver who was fleeing police for the second night straight and had been awake for three days when he killed a young South Korean man in a crash in Forrestfield has learned his fate.
Rebecca Le May
The mysterious death of a man in his squalid Rockingham home after months of neglect by his NDIS-approved care provider has exposed a shocking six-figure rort.
A Perth predator was making intricate plans to kidnap, sexually abuse and hold captive a child in a modified roof dungeon before child exploitation detectives made a most relieving arrest.
Caleb Runciman
AFL Origin is just days away and one man who played under Victorian coach Chris Scott and will be part of the WA team has warned the Geelong boss will be at his ruthless best against Western Australia.
Craig O'Donoghue
Specialised blue-collar workers on Western Australian mine sites are raking in more than experienced surgeons, thanks to a gold mining boom.
Adrian Rauso
John Carey may have been a tad ambitious about the future of Albemarle’s lithium hydroxide refinery following Thursday’s news the plant will be closed. Plus: A Perth tech company wins an RBA shoutout.
The major investigation into the suspicious death of a 69-year-old woman in Spencer Park entered its fourth day on Wednesday.
A WA man repeatedly raped and sexually abused his two young nieces, and secretly recorded them in the bathroom for his own sexual gratification. WARNING: CONFRONTING DETAILS
Ben Harvey outlines the confluence of screwups and poor decision-making by governments, which ultimately led to Perth Mum Lena giving birth in the back of Toyota Kluger on Kwinana Freeway.
Melissa Sheil
As Starbucks sells off most of its China business, local rival Luckin Coffee is expanding into higher-priced cold brews and other drinks. It’s also expanding its footprint in the US.
Evelyn Cheng
S&P Global Ratings has lowered its forecast for China property sales this year, barely two months into 2026.
Elon Musk’s net worth soared past $US800b last week after he merged SpaceX with xAI in a deal that valued the combined entity at $US1.25 trillion.
Robert Frank and Lora Kolodny
The US on Wednesday unveiled new initiatives to mobilise allies into a preferential trade bloc for critical minerals, including coordinated price floors.
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