Premier pleads for end to ‘language of division’ in politics after WA police foil alleged mass terror attack
Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook calls for an end to divisive political rhetoric following the arrest of a man charged with planning a terrorist attack.
Drunk obstetrician's manslaughter sentence 'met expectations' says premier
WA Premier Roger Cook supports the sentencing of a drunk obstetrician, who received 10 years and six months for manslaughter, while opposition leader Basil Zempilas feels the punishment is insufficient.
'Winter strategy' unveiled to avoid repeat of worst-ever flu season
The WA government has introduced a $140 million plan to enhance healthcare capacity and vaccine initiatives to prevent a recurrence of last year's severe flu season.
WA to introduce new protests laws in bid to protect 'social cohesion'
The WA government plans to introduce new legislation addressing hate speech and protest regulations to enhance social cohesion amid recent incidents.
Invasion Day terror charge; suspect identified in case of missing four-year-old; and catching a croc in Humpty Doo
A 31-year-old man has been charged with terrorism for allegedly attempting to bomb an Invasion Day protest in Perth, marking a historic first for such charges in Western Australia.