FuelWatch says motorists should fill up now to avoid the price increases which are part of Perth’s fuel cycle.
Eliana Hullett
We might have ticked over to the official start of summer, but Perth residents found themselves reaching for the winter woolies this morning as the city broke temperature records.
Daryna Zadvirna
Hold onto your hats and dust off your cowboy boots— country music megastar Keith Urban is heading west for the first time since 2014.
Simon Collins
KPMG partner Lisa Bayakly is embracing her transition from the corporate sector into the world of not-for-profits after 13 years at the helm of the Big Four consulting firm.
Danielle Le Messurier
Freo author Craig Silvey has opened up on navigating the tricky waters of writing about transgender issues from a cisgender male perspective — as his book Honeybee wins Dymocks’ 2020 Book of the Year.
Alison Wakeham
The Premier’s expected announcement means families who have been divided by the border for up to eight months can finally reunite for the festive season.
Peter Law
The biggest free regional community event in WA — attracting more than 100,000 people — will not go ahead next year, Mandurah major Rhys Williams has confirmed.
WA Premier Mark McGowan says he expects to announce changes to the State’s border rules ‘in the next couple of days’.
Angie Raphael
Twice-jailed ex-premier Brian Burke has praised new WA Liberal leader Zak Kirkup’s ‘surprising’ decision to recruit a former Labor staffer as his chief of staff.
Zak Kirkup, the new WA Opposition Leader, has received a dressing down after being photographed while doorknocking in his Dawesville electorate.
A cleaner and student who trespassed on Mullaloo Surf Life Saving Club for 18 hours — helping himself to beer, completing an assignment and falling asleep — has won a spent conviction after an appeal.
Shannon Hampton
The chilling words a jilted lover told a young woman before trying to kill her by driving a knife through her chest, choking her and slamming her unconscious body on a footpath have been revealed.
A teenager accused of bashing a 53-year-old man in Perth’s CBD earlier this month has been released on bail, as police appeal for witnesses over two altercations.
An Uber driver will face court after he allegedly blew above for the legal blood alcohol limit for ride-sharing drivers in Northbridge on Sunday morning.
Phil Hickey
The McGowan government is treating Zak Kirkup like the Harry Potter villain Lord Voldemort — he who must not be named. That says something.
Peter LawState Political Editor
After decades of research and analysis, WA’s economic development is future-proofed with a second parallel runway approved for Perth Airport.
Geoffrey ThomasAviation Editor
WA’s economic future is assured after the Federal Government approved plans for a parallel runway at Perth Airport to support the resource industry and its $129 billion development pipeline.
Geoffrey Thomas
A WA study has revealed that playgroups can help parents as much as children, as mums and dads build crucial social connections and find a sense of belonging and acceptance.
Sarah Booth and Rhiannon Down
An unexpected trip to the doctor for their youngest son has left a Christmas Island family reeling, after a short Perth holiday quickly turned into their worst nightmare.
Sarah Steger
The days of dragging a wheelie bin to block traffic and cracking a tinnie with a neighbour may not be history, with Perth experiencing a grassroots push to bring back street parties.
Kate Emery and Kate Ryan
The easing of the State’s hard border and increases in interstate travel means Perth Airport will reopen its showcase T1 Domestic facility from December 7.
New home builders or renovators rushing to access a HomeBuilder grant before the end of the year have been given a three-month reprieve under changes to the Morrison Government’s stimulus scheme.
Linda Silmalis
The Education Department has ceased its own controversial rating system which tagged some WA public schools as ‘needs improvement’ — effectively covering up schools failing to meet crucial benchmarks.
Bethany Hiatt
New WA Liberal party deputy Libby Mettam’s story isn’t one of overnight success but a tale of merit, hard work and the belief she can make a difference.
Josh Zimmerman
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