The freshly minted Minister for Small Business has more than proven her commercial nous with the sale of an investment property she bought in Wilson.
Kim Macdonald
WA public schools are bolstering their approach to managing anti-Semitism after a teacher’s classroom tribute to a dead terrorist leader triggered an inquiry.
Bethany Hiatt
Australia’s economic engine room is heading for its first industrial strike in 17 years, with the wharfies union preparing to down tools in the resources-rich Pilbara.
Ben Harvey
Roger Cook remains confident he can sway opinion towards plans to redevelop Burswood Park into an ‘entertainment and sporting precinct’ as the Government starts community consultation on the contentious project
Dylan Caporn
The 77-year-old pedestrian was declared dead at the scene.
Ella Loneragan and Jessica Evensen
Police have called for help from the public to find a driver who was allegedly hooning in a school zone in Perth’s northern suburbs while students were in the area.
Ella Loneragan
Premier Roger Cook has questioned the ‘gap in the system’ that allowed a former senior CCC officer accused of having an intimate relationship with an informant to land a senior government job.
Sarah Steger
A man accused of ramming a police car and injuring two officers after a dangerous pursuit through Perth had two juveniles inside and was already on bail for other offences, a court has been told.
Emily Moulton
A staggering number of Australians have found a new job in the month of April, but it could impact houses.
Cameron Micallef
Police are probing a suspicious fire at manufacturing business in Midvale.
Jessica Evensen
A clinical trials ‘roadmap’ will be launched in Bunbury today that aims to set out a plan to bring together research by universities, hospitals and medical research institutes to improve health outcomes.
Damien Hoffman said his art piece, The 51’st State - featured in this year’s The West Australian Pulse exhibition - portrayed Australia’s bitter rental and homelessness crisis.
Western Australia is now being targeted to potential travellers from a key tourism market which has struggled to rebound since the pandemic.
Oliver Lane
‘They are highly invasive in and around buildings and can nest in cardboard, rubbish, building materials, plants and garden waste.’
Caitlin Vinci
Motorists are becoming increasingly selfish and reliant on staying connected with friends, with research revealing more than 40 per cent of drivers would rather give up their car than lose their phone.
The service has been providing transitional accommodation and support facilities for vulnerable women since 2014 and has an impending closure date at the end of June.
Sophie Gannon
Perth’s Little Ferry Company is up for sale in the hopes a new owner will reinvigorate the nine-year-old company after the pandemic blew it out of the water.
Cheyanne Enciso
Louise Catherine Carruthers, who is accused of having an intimate relationship with an informant, had been quietly working in another State Government department before her identity was exposed.
Rebeka Petroska 7NEWS
A catering employee who used her Perth Airport security identification card so she could usher her family onto a Singapore bound flight has been fined $1000.
Motorists have been warned to expect delays after a burst water main has closed an on-ramp onto a busy road in Perth’s north.
Many university vice-chancellors now earn more than $1 million a year - well above the Prime Minister’s pay.
The head of WA’s building watchdog who stripped embattled builder NicheLiving of its registration has been appointed small business commissioner.
Doctors are in open revolt against the State Government’s new gun laws, refusing to conduct the health assessments people need to get a firearm licence.
A trusted worker who used his employer’s credit card to gamble - even after being found out - was able to ‘craft a convincing lie’ and keep doing it, a Perth court has been told.
Rebecca Le May
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