WA Today

Thrill-seeking tourists wanting to ride through the popular Horizontal Falls will have two more years’ grace before Indigenous stakeholders lead a transition to more diverse cultural activities.

Locals and business leaders reiterated to me last week what many in the Indo-Pacific already knew for some time: domestic requirements would always remain the priority.

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University guilds, executives, staff associations, and business leaders were all consulted for a major review, which is now in the government’s hands.

Works on the main bus stand next to Rottnest Island’s Holy Trinity Catholic Church came to an abrupt halt on Wednesday as human remains were uncovered.

Two WA Police officers have had a lucky escape, walking away unscathed after their car rolled during a crash in Midland on Sunday.

Tourism operators ravaged by one of Australia’s most remarkable cyclones will receive grants to help rebuild.

Energy Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson warned the state will not hesitate to utilise harsh penalties for companies that failed to hand over supply chain information, as she confirmed WA was mulling its own strategic stockpile.

Micah died in his sleep about two years ago, and his death was considered to be Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood (SUDC).

For Cameron Bostock hiking is a massive part of his life, and now he is sharing some of the best trails across WA that he thinks everyone should visit.

Police and ambulances ran to the scene in Stoneville just before 9am this morning but the occupants of the vehicle could not be saved.

After more than a decade of legal battles, a landmark Supreme Court ruling will determine who is entitled to billions of dollars in Pilbara iron ore royalties, and could send ripples through the resources sector.

Earlier this week, cybersecurity websites and social media accounts reported a hacker under the moniker “hackboy” had stolen data from 900,002 accounts.

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Even as economically devastating extreme weather events become more prevalent, WA’s government prioritises industry demands for faster approvals over safeguarding the environment we all depend on.

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The City of Fremantle will vote to amend a local planning law in a bid to curb illegal tobacco sales at convenience stores across the CBD.

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West Australian shoppers are likely to pay more for fruit and vegetables in the coming months after a massive cyclone ravaged a food bowl region.

A total of 773 people were scammed out of $24 million in 2025 with investment scams catching people out the most.