Labor governments cannot keep dodging a formal inquiry into the cartel kickbacks and criminal conduct in construction that is pushing up prices for every Australian.
Tim Wilson
A leadership shake-up has been revealed at WA’s Child and Adolescent Health Service, with an experienced health executive appointed to sort out WA’s hospital maintenance backlog taking the reins of the body.
Jessica Page
E-rideable users could soon be forced to register their vehicle like a car, transport officials have revealed.
Oliver Lane
Ben O’Shea explains how West Australians will get two extra public holidays from the Cook Government’s calendar shakeup, and the significant impact this will have on small businesses across the state.
Ben O’Shea
Residents of Porepunkah will receive a $2.5m support package to help them and their battered businesses recover from the Dezi Freeman nightmare.
Duncan Evans
Roger Cook has tripped up over a key date in WA’s history while defending his overhaul of public holidays against Opposition criticism that it abandons historical accuracy.
A massive “city-shaping” project to be used by millions of Australians each year has just hit a major milestone.
Anti-Semitism is “very popular” in Australia, with groups “happy to call themselves neo-Nazis” roaming the streets, a leading expert has warned.
Nathan Schmidt
NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman is “supremely confident” he won’t face a leadership spill after a brutal by-election loss.
Documents obtained by The West Australian have revealed the reason why WA’s Combat Sports Commission rejected plans for Perth’s first bare knuckle fight.
Premier Roger Cook has refused to rule out making entry to the Perth Royal Show free on one of two new public holidays.
Tahnee Graham
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has appointed a key WA ally to replace the shadow portfolio left vacant after Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s dismissal last week.
Caleb Runciman
Two Australian men have been charged with trafficking weapons to a West Papuan paramilitary group that held a New Zealand pilot captive for 592 days.
Elodie Jakes
A dramatic transformation of one Aussie capital’s “tired” main arterial link has been unveiled, with thousands of new homes planned for development.
West Australians will get two extra days off a year as part of a major shakeup to WA’s public holiday calendar.
Joe Spagnolo
The terminals are part of the State Government’s plan to add more ferries and routes to the Swan River.
Hundreds of WA customers living in new homes prone to leaks and flooding due to faulty piping have received some welcome news ahead of a State Administrative Tribunal hearing.
John Flint
Labor have claimed victory in Kiama after voters turned out to choose long-time MP and convicted rapist Gareth Ward’s replacement.
After a week of turmoil, Victoria’s Opposition Leader is set to make a major announcement at the party’s state conference on a plan to tackle crime in the state.
Emma Kirk
Kiama voters have flocked to the polls after convicted rapist Gareth Ward’s shock exit, with NSW Premier Chris Minns admitting he’s “nervous”.
Nathan Schmidt and Clareese Packer
Treasurer Rita Saffioti has seized on the latest credit rating report as proof WA’s ‘stable’ economy is the best in the nation, but the Opposition says she doesn’t deserve credit for it.
State and Territory Health Ministers have been left unsatisfied by their Federal counterparts response to demands more be done to fix the lack of aged care beds leading the health system into crisis.
Jessica Page and Oliver Lane
Jacinta Nampijimpa Price has used her first public appearance since being dumped from the shadow ministry to take a subtle swipe at Sussan Ley over net zero.
Meredith Hammat has denied she was embarrassed into revealing the extent of lead contamination in the Perth Children’s Hospital water supply, blaming health officials for the delay.
