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The author published a lengthy post on Substack after he was convicted for possessing and distributing child sex abuse material.

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The deputy Liberal leader called on Riverton MLA Jagadish Krishnan and Premier Roger Cook to provide a “transparent” response after it was revealed Krishnan was being sued over an alleged unpaid debt.

Disgraced West Australian author Craig Silvey has been sentenced to seven months in prison after pleading guilty to child exploitation material charges.

Western Australian Cameron Green’s struggles against spin in Cape Town are not a worry ahead of this summer’s tour of India, according to Australia coach Andrew McDonald.

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Megan’s Cloverdale street was quiet, tight-knit and friendly until her next door neighbours moved in about four years ago. Since then, she says the neighbourhood has been plagued with drugs, screaming and violence.

State and federal government ministers, locals, business owners and tourists turned out to Fremantle on Sunday morning to celebrate the opening of the new traffic bridge.

The teenagers, aged between 16 and 17, were driving on Railway Parade late on Saturday when the crash happened.

WAtoday takes a look back at the history of the chamber and the role it has played in shaping not just the Goldfields, but the entire state.

From 1960s cabaret clubs to late-night dance institutions, these are the 10 oldest after-dark venues that shaped Perth’s entertainment history.

The 41-year-old will face court on Saturday after she is alleged to have deliberately lit multiple fires in Forrestfield on Thursday.

Footage of the little girl being carried out of Terrence Kelly’s home went viral in what crime analysts have called a rare happy ending.

The pick-up and drop-off area at Perth Airport is set to move before Christmas, with staff urging passengers to get across the significant changes.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has told a crowd of supporters “I’ll decide who I talk to” after being asked about her controversial sit-down with UK far-right figure Tommy Robinson.

The Heelers might be a fictional family, but many real families will also have been priced out of owning a home in the vast majority of Perth suburbs and forced into renting long-term.

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Schools across the state allowed students to have some fun and relax, before many go on to sit their final exams.

New restrictions on the bauxite miner include increasing protection buffers for water reservoirs by prohibiting mining within two kilometres, and increasing protection buffers for black cockatoo nesting trees.

Federal Member for Fremantle Josh Wilson has become the first Labor member based in WA to reveal he has concerns over the possibility of fracking being undertaken in the Kimberley.