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The FMG boss warned it would be “naive to extinction” if nations do not collaborate to govern the growth of artificial intelligence.

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On the back of what shaped as a blockbuster derby, we look at the state of play of WA’s teams in the back half of the home-and-away season.

Work on the 29km stretch will start early next year, with joint state-federal funding set to ease peak-hour delays across Perth’s southern suburbs.

Laufey performed to a sold-out crowd at RAC Arena on Saturday night and showed why jazz music isn’t going anywhere.

As the hit show enters its 22nd season, host Scott Cam opens up about building crises, Fremantle nostalgia, and whether the show will ever come to WA.

The 30-year-old woman was a passenger in a Hilux that collided with a LandCruiser just before 11pm in Martin.

WA’s new Building Commissioner sits down with WAtoday to talk big promises, Nicheliving, bad paving and his 35-year career as a rule enforcer.

The first week of a defamation trial more than seven years in the making that has embroiled politicians, journalists and a Perth property developer has concluded.

The 30-year-old British presenter, singer and comedian denies allegations that he raped, slapped, bit and choked a fan after a Perth gig in 2024.

The state government has announced the approval of its Station Precincts Improvement Plan which aims to unlock more homes within walking distance of train stations.

The collapse of Pilot Energy earlier this month has spurred warnings about a grand carbon capture and storage project planned for WA’s north.

The WA government has mounted a legal bid to stop an inmate who has transitioned to female while incarcerated in a men’s prison from transferring to a women’s jail.

Dr Peter Swift worked at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and was formerly a consultant nuclear physician at Princess Margaret Hospital.

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Burk Fuel lodged a writ in WA’s Supreme Court against several corporate entities that leased sites to the cheap fuel carrier, alleging one had swooped into its petrol station in Arthur River and terminated the lease in May.

One complainant claimed the bishop would offer him alcohol when he was just 16-years-old and supply him with cigarettes. The boy continued to drink heavily into his adulthood, and it was a point defence lawyer Tony Hager seized on during cross-examination on Thursday.

Warning: This story contains violent footage that some readers may find distressing. The 29-year-old FIFO worker was charged with attempted murder after he strangled the woman following months of stalking, harassment and abuse.

Woodside has failed in its bid to force three activists to hand over documents relating to a “stench gas” protest that forced the evacuation of thousands of workers from its corporate headquarters.

Mihael Vrhovsek waited outside a woman's apartment before violently attacking her, with bystanders stepping in to stop his attack. Footage released by WA courts.