A Perth-based company could hold the key to relieving the period pain of the roughly eight in 10 women who experience discomfort each month.
Hannah Cross
Roger Cook is over ‘treading water’ and wants to ‘make waves’ in WA’s Health Infrastructure, he told the WA Labor State Conference.
Pearl farms in the Kimberley were among the big winners at the 2025 WA Tourism Awards.
Amy Cavender
Investigators from the Arson squad are seeking public assistance for information as they investigate the Wireless Hill bushfire which is being treated as suspicious.
More than one P-plate driver has been caught breaking passenger rules every week since Tom’s Law was enacted nearly a year ago in a bid to reduce distractions and bad behaviour of young drivers.
Oliver Lane
Roger Cook has unveiled an ambitious plan to decarbonise WA’s biggest export, iron ore, while simultaneously building a new green steel industry from scratch.
A house north of Perth has been extensively damaged after a car crashed through it in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Perth researchers will be the first to gain insight into Australia’s controversial social media ban through a national study kicking off next week.
Three rising stars are proving that the days of women playing second fiddle to men in the mining industry are coming to an end.
Adrian Rauso
A group of WA’s business elite - comprising some of the country’s most influential business leaders – wants the state’s GST floor increased to 85 cents.
Joe Spagnolo
Seven West Media journalists have reaffirmed their standing among the State’s best, delivering a stellar performance at this year’s WA Media Awards.
Caitlin Vinci
Katherine Whitehead has been recognised as the Law Society In-House Counsel of the Year for her role in steering Crown Perth through one of the most challenging periods in its history.
Labor Party members have sent the Cook Government a clear signal they want a fracking ban extended to all parts of WA.
Premier Roger Cook will on Sunday put to bed speculation he will retire at the 2029 state Election, telling the party faithful he isn’t going anywhere.
Speed limits across Perth’s CBD could be cut to 40km/h under a plan from City of Perth staff who claim it will not significantly affect drivers’ travel time.
The deceptive video showed the likeness of the premier spruiking an investment scam, which was ‘endorsed by the Government and open to everyone’.
Alexandra Feiam
A Byford man has been charged after an alleged high-speed chase through Perth’s suburbs ended in a dramatic crash and arrest late on Friday night.
A bold, AI-driven new chapter is set to reshape the future of fertility treatment. But experts say nations need to look far beyond IVF in order to arrest the ‘crisis’ in falling birth rates.
Rhianna Mitchell
A Pinjarra resident was left terrified after being attacked inside their own home during a shocking daylight break-in on Thursday morning.
A pedestrian has been injured after a car ploughed into the entrance of North Beach Shopping Centre on Saturday morning, prompting a major emergency response.
As Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles addressed the ALP faithful at the WA state conference in Fremantle on Saturday, he made no secret of the fact he thought 2025 was Labor’s best year.
A new bulk-billed respiratory clinic for children under six aims to address growing demand for asthma treatment and confusion over how to diagnose and manage respiratory illnesses.
Scammers have used an AI-generated deepfake of WA Premier Roger Cook to spruik an investment scam which claims to be endorsed by the Government.
Caleb Runciman
Year 12s who posted negative comments about a writer after their ATAR English exam have been urged to reflect on the ‘inappropriateness’ of their actions by WA’s School Curriculum and Standards Authority.
Bethany Hiatt
