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Launched in 2021, Buy West Eat Best’s Meet The Buyer trade show has grown so popular, there’s already a waitlist of producers that want to be at the 2027 event.

Dockers captain Alex Pearce believes community members can drive change on club sponsorships, admitting boardroom decisions shouldn’t sit entirely out of fans’ hands.

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In Western Australia, the climate transition is not an abstract debate. It runs straight through the resources and energy industries the state’s prosperity is built on.

A new West Australian survey asks workers if they believe their employer has a responsibility to address climate change – and whether companies are making meaningful progress.

A $1 million neuro-microscope has helped five-year-old Riley Shawcross be stroke-free for four months after her rare gene mutation triggered over 25 strokes.

Fortescue chairman Andrew Forrest says Western Australia must turn rhetoric into reality by clearing regulatory hurdles for major renewable projects.

Estelle Ravenscroft, 79, remains in intensive care after suffering six severe fractures in her legs before having an adverse reaction to pain medication.

Michael Sheldrick explains how a 2011 Swan Valley concert with John Legend sparked a global movement that has delivered 1.3 billion life-saving interventions.

Dennis McKenna, 81, will be released from prison on November 17. Lawyers are fighting for him to be strictly monitored as they are convinced he will reoffend.

Passengers of Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight QF5 woke to screams when the bed bugs started crawling across their bodies, clothes and bags during the flight to Rome.

The state government is supporting the expansion by investing $11 million to upgrade Wodgina Access Road, a freight route connecting Pilgangoora with Great Northern Highway and Port Hedland.

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Just months after locals defeated a $600 million project, another developer has set its sights on the same Perth suburb.

WA’s attorney general has ordered the state’s coroner to hold an inquest into the deaths of three children.

Glover changed her plea a day after her ex-prison lover gave evidence about the killer’s jail cell confession for the jury.

WA remains the only state without a “serious harm” test against defamation proceedings, which one Perth councillor says leaves them vulnerable to costly legal threats.

Col Blanch said the blame for the crash should sit with the “career criminal” that police officers were pursuing.

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