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.
'I feared for my life': Paramedic details job trauma amid rise in assaults
St John WA reports a significant increase in assaults on paramedics, prompting a new safety campaign to address the issue.
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.
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.
Schools, businesses reopen in far north Qld as ex-Cyclone Narelle moves towards WA
Residents of Far North Queensland are reopening businesses and returning to school as the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle continues to be addressed.
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.
Cheong Wa Dae Considered Additional Measures to Stabilize Supply Chain Due to Concerns Over NAFTA Supply Disruptions
The South Korean government is exploring additional measures to address supply chain stability amid concerns over NAFTA supply disruptions due to the prolonged US-Iran conflict.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Meet the WA farmer training to run the entire length of Canada
WA farmer Lachie Young plans to run across Canada in 2027 to raise awareness for rural mental health.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Cheong Wa Dae: In Response to Trump's Request for Deployment to Hormuz, We Will Communicate Closely with the US and Decide Carefully
The South Korean government is considering President Trump's request for deploying ships to the Hormuz Strait while emphasizing close communication with the US.
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.
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.
NSW emerges as main loser from GST carve-up as WA gets extra $5.5bn
New South Wales faces a reduction in its share of GST revenue, while Western Australia benefits from a significant increase due to a distribution deal from 2018.
Gap in WA bikie laws makes it easier for paedophiles to associate
Changes in Western Australia's biker gang laws inadvertently hinder police efforts to prevent convicted pedophiles from associating with one another.
Lack of access to WA mine sites sparks concerns over drinking water
Access issues to Alcoa's mine sites are raising alarm over the safety of drinking water in Western Australia.
Lack of access to WA mine sites sparks concerns over drinking water
The Water Corporation is raising concerns about difficulties in monitoring drinking water quality due to lack of access to Alcoa's mining sites in Western Australia.
Swim rescue hero Austin Appelbee honoured by Irish president
Austin Appelbee, a West Australian teenager, is honored by the Irish president for his brave effort in rescuing his family from being stranded at sea.
Major regional city backs compulsory voting for WA's council elections
Councillors in the City of Busselton and Shire of Collie in Western Australia are advocating for mandatory voting in local government elections.
Renting pensioners feel 'deserted' by state government amid housing crisis
WA pensioner Bill Turner faces potential homelessness as he and many others struggle with the severe housing crisis in Western Australia.
[Exclusive] Cheong Wa Dae Reviews Partial Revival of the Bar Exam…Selecting 50-150 Additional Legal Professionals Annually
The South Korean government is considering reviving a portion of the bar exam to select an additional 50-150 legal professionals annually, amid criticism that the current law school system is not representative of the average South Korean.
Petrol price cap considered in Perth as panic buying takes hold
The WA government is considering a temporary petrol price cap to combat soaring fuel costs in Perth amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Changes to WA's e-rideable laws put on backburner despite landmark review
The WA government has paused immediate changes to e-rideable laws following a significant review, opting to focus on national regulations instead.
Westralia: an inevitable independence for WA or an 'idiotic' idea in a time of war?
The article discusses the historical context and current sentiment surrounding Western Australia's independence movement, especially in light of recent grievances against the federal government.
WA regional petrol stations begin rationing fuel as Iran war hits home
Some regional petrol stations in Western Australia are rationing fuel exclusively for emergency services due to the impact of the Iran war.
Court dismisses claim of neglect against WA Housing Authority
A Perth court has dismissed a negligence claim against the WA Housing Authority made by a First Nations woman regarding her rental home.
'Dad from Kwinana' Roger Cook defends leaving electorate for West Perth
WA Premier Roger Cook explains his decision to relocate from Kwinana to West Perth as a necessity for his job.
WA farmer crowned champion in season four of Muster Dogs Australia
Courtney Moir of Western Australia and her dog Blossom have won Season Four of 'Muster Dogs', a competition that encourages dog handling skills among farmers.
Heat and isolation amplify menopause symptoms in rural WA
Women in rural Western Australia experience intensified menopause symptoms due to extreme heat and limited access to healthcare resources.
'Centimetres Out' - Scottish Pair Rue Fine Margins in Defeat at Prestigious Badminton Tournament
Scottish badminton duo Alexander Dunn and Julie MacPherson narrowly lost to defending champions Guo Xin Wa and Chen Fang Hui in the YONEX All England 2026 tournament, with both games ending 19-21.
Young photographer keen to put the focus on WA's agriculture
Teen photographer Casey Jacobs aims to highlight rural life in Western Australia through his photography after a successful debut exhibition.
Government keeping report on deradicalisation program under wraps
The WA government has decided not to release an independent report assessing the effectiveness of its countering violent extremism program after a tragic incident involving a participant.
Kenya: 576 Youth Apply for One Job That Requires Facing Teargas
A staggering 576 applicants have vied for a single photography and video editing job in Kenya, highlighting the severe youth unemployment crisis in the country.
'Absolutely suffering': WA charity sounds alarm on animal abuse in Kimberley
Animal welfare advocates in Western Australia are raising alarm about rising cases of animal abuse and neglect in the Kimberley region due to limited resources.
WA's largest dairy takes power into its own hands with solar investment
WA's largest dairy is transitioning to a solar-powered system to mitigate high energy costs and improve sustainability.
WA anti-corruption watchdog left itself vulnerable to corruption for years
A report has revealed that the WA Corruption and Crime Commission had significant vulnerabilities to corruption due to flaws in its financial systems over multiple years.