Farmers say revised WA bridge weight limits could disrupt food, fuel supplies
Farmers in Western Australia are concerned that new weight limits on bridges controlled by the Water Corporation will disrupt food and fuel supply chains.
Drivers say WA's EV highway 'not fit for purpose' amid litany of issues
Electric vehicle drivers in Western Australia report significant problems with the state-owned charging network, raising concerns about its adequacy amid rising EV sales.
Ex-Cyclone Narelle expected to reform, possibly curve back to coast
Ex-Cyclone Narelle is predicted to reform into a cyclone and impact the Western Australia coast with heavy rain and strong winds.
Underground 'bush doofs' get legal makeover in WA's South West
An initiative in Western Australia's South West aims to create legal outdoor raves as a safe alternative to underground bush doofs, which have been criticized for noise and safety issues.
'Good luck out there': Youth hubs forced to turn away vulnerable people
Youth homelessness hubs in Perth and Mandurah are facing increased demand while being forced to turn vulnerable young people away due to funding shortages.
WA walks tightrope on fuel supply fears as Middle East war intensifies
The Western Australian government is addressing community anxiety over potential fuel supply disruptions caused by the intensifying conflict in the Middle East, reassuring citizens while preparing for possible future challenges.
Homeowner left $10,000 out of pocket by builder
A Derby homeowner has been left over $10,000 out of pocket by a builder after renovations were deemed defective by a tribunal.
From rhinos to sheep dogs: How a zookeeper became a champion dog trainer
Zookeeper Scott Smith exchanges his work with black rhinos at Taronga Western Plains Zoo for training champion sheep dogs, finding the latter easier and more rewarding.
There's been a 'big spike' in public transport use, but are petrol prices the reason?
Western Australia experiences a significant increase in public transport usage amid rising fuel prices, but the correlation remains uncertain.
Tantalising series of anonymous letters could help solve 35-year mystery
A series of newly released anonymous letters may provide crucial evidence in solving the 35-year-old hit-and-run case of Mark Gregory in Albany, Australia.
Running out of fuel creates 'triple whammy' for farmer
Farmers in Western New South Wales face severe challenges as soaring diesel prices and fuel shortages complicate drought conditions, jeopardizing livestock welfare.
Live: Rankine returns as Crows host Bulldogs in headline Friday night clash
Izak Rankine makes his return as the Adelaide Crows face off against the Western Bulldogs in an important AFL match at Adelaide Oval.
Teen happiness falls in western countries as social media hours rise
The World Happiness Report indicates a decline in happiness among teens in Western countries, particularly among girls, correlating with increased social media usage.
Eid al-Fitr at Lakemba mosque in south-western Sydney – in pictures
Thousands gathered at Lakemba mosque in south-western Sydney to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan.
Child sex abuse investigation sees WA man charged with 204 offences
A 34-year-old man from Western Australia has been charged with 204 child sex offences involving 13 victims, highlighting severe breaches of trust.
Breaking: Albanese, Burke shouted at as anger erupts at Eid prayers
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke faced vocal protests from attendees during an Eid event in Western Sydney, where some called for their removal.
Carrot farmers lose millions in cargo and wasted crops due to Iran war
Western Australia's carrot farmers are facing significant losses due to the conflict in the Middle East, impacting their main export market.
DV victim-survivor left traumatised by bid to find safe social housing
A domestic violence survivor, Laura, expresses her difficulties in securing safe social housing amidst ongoing threats and deteriorating living conditions in Western Sydney.
WA police investigate flyers targeting LGBTIQ+ community distributed to homes
Western Australia police are investigating anonymous flyers that target and falsely accuse members of the LGBTIQ+ community of serious crimes.
High-risk domestic violence cases slipping through cracks in WA, says report
A report highlights significant deficiencies in how Western Australia addresses high-risk domestic violence cases, with many victims unprotected amid rising incidents.
Breaking: Homicide detectives investigating death of woman at home in Perth's north
Homicide detectives are investigating the suspicious death of a 42-year-old woman discovered at her home in Perth's northern suburbs.
Government scrambling to respond to a disaster that is not 'natural'
The Australian government is forming a taskforce to address the economic impact of a long-term closure of the Great Western Highway, which is due to structural issues with a historic bridge.
Taxpayers could face billion-dollar rehab costs for troubled WA coal miner
Griffin Coal's potential disengagement from rehabilitation responsibilities at its Collie mine could lead to significant financial burdens on West Australian taxpayers.
Broome corner store and cafe charged with illegally selling alcohol
A corner store and café in Broome, Western Australia, has been charged with violating liquor laws by selling alcohol to a banned drinker and for lacking a valid takeaway liquor license.
Tourism operators fear impact of rising fuel costs on WA visitor numbers
Tourism operators in Western Australia are concerned that increasing fuel prices could lead to a decline in visitor numbers during the Easter school holidays.
Ex-Shire of Coorow executive charged with fraud and corruption
A former executive of the Shire of Coorow has been charged with multiple counts of fraud and corruption while employed in a public office.
WA's tough new gun laws stifled in failure to remove firearm from bikie's relative
Western Australia Police faced setbacks in their efforts to cancel a gun license linked to an outlaw motorcycle gang member’s relative under new stringent gun laws.
Lucky escape for mine workers almost hit by debris during explosive blasts
Mine workers in Western Australia had a close call with explosive debris during recent blasts, prompting a report and investigation by WorkSafe WA.
NSW government paid $700 to get triple killer out of foster home
The NSW government paid $700 to remove Regina Arthurell, a convicted triple killer, from a Western Sydney foster home where two children were living.
Rare triple-hit cyclone possible to impact Qld, NT and WA
Cyclone Narelle is set to potentially make triple landfall on the Australian mainland, affecting Queensland, Northern Territory, and Western Australia with destructive winds and flooding.
The world’s largest light installation shines on a small Australian town
Western Australia's Albany is hosting a monumental light installation as part of its bicentenary celebrations.
New lines of enquiry into mysterious Albany death in 1991
Western Australian detectives are reopening the cold case of Mark Edward Gregory, who died in a hit-and-run incident in Albany in 1991, and are asking for public assistance.
Fuel crisis forces gold miner to send two-thirds of workers home
A fuel crisis linked to the Middle East conflict has compelled Blue Cap Mining to suspend operations and send two-thirds of its workforce home in Western Australia.
Mothers in WA's north to be left without a private midwife
The closure of the only private midwifery practice in Western Australia's Kimberley region leaves pregnant women with diminished support options.
Police arrest man over death in western Victoria
A man has been arrested in connection to a suspicious death in western Victoria where a body was discovered near Horsham.
WA farmers say city drivers are getting priority for scarce fuel supplies
Farmers in Western Australia claim that urban drivers are receiving prioritized access to limited fuel supplies, creating challenges for regional agriculture.
After experiencing youth homelessness, Sully wants to help others
Sully, a former youth homeless individual, advocates for increased government support to tackle youth homelessness in Western Australia, given the insufficient crisis accommodation.
Homicide squad called in over grim highway find in Victoria's west
Homicide detectives are investigating the suspicious death of a man found on the Henty Highway in Jung, western Victoria.
Destructive, invasive birds wreaking havoc in WA's largest regional city
Corellas are causing significant damage in Bunbury, prompting local authorities to urge residents to report sightings of these invasive birds.
Untagged livestock roaming free continues to raise alarm across WA shires
A farmer in Western Australia highlights the urgent need for action against untagged livestock that pose biosecurity threats.
Fish price spike, supply issues after WA fishing ban
Consumers in Western Australia are experiencing significant price increases for fish due to a recent fishing ban.
'Flying blind' farmers face three-year wait for new weather radar
Farmers in north-east Western Australia are facing significant challenges due to a three-year wait for a new weather radar after the existing one became inoperable.
Cancer-stricken WA elder died couch surfing while waiting for house, family says
An Indigenous elder in Western Australia died after years of homelessness while waiting for public housing, according to his family.
Race to restore 'raw horsepower' that gave outback motocross club true grit
A community effort is underway to revive the abandoned Newman motocross club in Western Australia after it collapsed in 2021.
From fuel price pain to mining woes, here's how the Iran war is hitting Australia's largest state
The ongoing Iran war is affecting Western Australia significantly through rising fuel prices and potential mining impacts due to a global oil supply crisis.
Worker dies at South32's Alumina refinery in WA's south
A 47-year-old worker died at South32's Worsley Alumina refinery in Western Australia, leading to a suspension of non-critical operations and an investigation.
Thousands flock to WA's south coast for world's largest light show
The world's largest light installation, 'Lighting the Sound,' has attracted thousands of visitors to Albany in Western Australia, showcasing a stunning 12-kilometre display of lights over three weekends this month.
Cyclists, vintage fire engines first to hit $2.1 billion Sydney motorway
The new M12 motorway in western Sydney has officially opened for traffic, connecting to the future Western Sydney International Airport.
As fuel panic ensues, WA parliament erupts in insults about croissants, cream puffs
During a tense week regarding fuel supply concerns, Western Australia's parliament was marked by light-hearted insults among politicians instead of serious discussions.
Why does denim attract hordes of biting march flies?
The article discusses why denim, particularly dark blue, attracts march flies in southwestern Australia, posing challenges for outdoor enthusiasts.