The parents of two Perth brothers killed in Mexico have travelled to the country to attend the trial of three men accused of their murder, which begins on Monday.
Oliver Lane
From picnics to fluffy socks, chocolates and quality time, Perth’s dads have been reminded of how cherished they are as they celebrated Father’s Day across the city.
Brooke Rolfe
When new Lifeline chief executive Sarah Fordham was appointed to the role in July, she was shocked to discover a key suicide statistic that has not budged.
Bethany Hiatt
Some of WA’s most courageous heroes have been recognised for their service at the 2026 WA Fire and Emergency Services Awards in Perth on Saturday night.
A Cook Government Minister has invited former Labor Premier Peter Dowding to contribute directly to the party’s review of its disastrous by-election loss after he criticised the campaign as ‘stupid’.
Despite more than two decades having passed, Andrew Wallace still has regular flashbacks to the devastating 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Rourke Walsh
One in three naughty drivers who opted in to WA’s ‘double or nothing’ period for driving offences committed further offences in the past year.
Caleb Runciman
The West Australian was this week granted special access to the WA Police serious offender enforcement squad — a dedicated unit whose task is to stop child sex offenders cause further harm.
Former Liberal member for Hillarys Peter Katsambanis has died, aged 60.
Joe Spagnolo
Police are investigating multiple serious crashes as they hunt a driver who managed to escape officers in an overnight pursuit.
The man who dropped off his dead girlfriend in a Joondalup street earlier this year has been accused of being at the centre of Friday’s wild police pursuit through the northern suburbs.
Justin Bianchini and Caleb Runciman
A South West primary school was forced into lockdown when a man with an axe started acting aggressively towards the public on Friday morning.
Hard-fought compensation owed to hundreds of survivors of abuse at the hands of the Christian Brothers has been thrown into temporary limbo by a court-ordered moratorium on all legal claims.
Hannah Cross
The notorious Perth serial stalker was fined after muffling his ankle monitor charger in a blanket and dodging authorities because he ‘doesn’t answer private numbers’.
Charlton Hart
The German backpacker who survived 11 nights alone in remote WA bushland has finally revealed what happened.
Ben Downie
A Perth man accused of conning a couple out of $500,000 before gambling it all away has told a court he had the ‘discretion to use the funds accordingly’.
German backpacker Carolina Wilga has spoken publicly for the first time about surviving 12 days without food or water in the WA Wheatbelt, revealing she believed she was ‘in hell’.
David Hannant
The couple, who have played Lotto for about 30 years, had a feeling their luck was about to change before buying their winning ticket.
Troy de Ruyter
‘One realistic theory of mine is I had already died and this is hell.’
The man accused of defrauding a Perth couple out of half a million dollars has admitted he lied about the money’s whereabouts as his gambling spiralled ‘out of control’.
A new study has uncovered the shocking truth about fish and chips in WA.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
A mining workshop has been shut down after a worker lost their hand in a serious workplace incident – with the safety watchdog now involved.
Emma Kirk
A former professional fighter has had his prison term suspended for an incident where he throttled a man until he passed out at a regional shearing shed in 2024.
Jacki Elezovich
Dolphins in Western Australia – and across the country – could be pushed toward extinction twice as fast as would otherwise have been the case due to one simple act, a new study has revealed.
Zosia Melanczuk
