WA Today

Two cases of the bacterial disease have been linked to West Kimberley Regional Prison, although a Justice Department spokesperson says they did not contract it while incarcerated.

Delegates to major mining forum in Perth say the industry – and the state – remain on track to reach net zero by 2050, despite recent reports putting the target in doubt.

Western Australia’s political and business leaders gathered at the State Cellars Wine Room in Perth on Tuesday night ahead of the launch of the Australian Financial Review Mining Summit. 

WA’s 15 per cent reservation policy is often held up as an example for the eastern states to emulate, but the reality is it is not living up to expectations.

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The shooters were members of the Canning Gun Club when they had their guns seized and licences suspended following police raids in October last year.

A petition signed by 650 residents calls on the council to rescind their support to clear native bushland for the proposed Leeming cricket pitch,

In the hours after the Bondi Beach terrorist attack, Martin Glynn, 39, made a post in support of the gunmen and their actions in targeting the Jewish community.

I’ve watched what happens when governments let water extraction get ahead of science, enforcement and common sense.

The state government says the draft plan to increase groundwater extraction is science-based and supportive of both industry and the environment. These experts are not convinced.

WA could become the third state in Australia to begin manufacturing military missiles after the government announced it was seeking expressions of interest to build a weapons hub. 

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A Perth builder is offering flexible hours for parents. The overwhelming response has exposed a massive blind spot in the industry.