Fear, stress and embarrassment at the thought of using school toilets is forcing about half of WA children to ‘hold on’, worrying survey results reveal.
Bethany Hiatt
Thousands of families are feeling uncertain about their future under the NDIS after Wednesday’s announcement by Mark Butler.
Rhianna Mitchell
Travellers are being warned to expect delays at Perth Airport after police locked down the international terminal over the discovery of an unattended item.
Brooke Rolfe
A barge washed ashore at Alkimos in Monday night’s storm has been towed back out to sea on Wednesday.
Justin Bianchini
A 20-year-old man has pleaded guilty to a one punch attack outside an eastern suburbs pub on Christmas Day.
Jessica Evensen
Opposition leader Angus Taylor has used a WA visit to shine a light on the nation’s housing crisis, saying lower immigration numbers will mean ‘more houses available for Australians’.
Joe Spagnolo
Troy Mercanti has pleaded not guilty to a charge of displaying outlaw insignia, with the case set to test whether Las Vegas Raiders gear can be deemed a de facto symbol of the Mongols bikie gang under WA law.
Caitlin Vinci
The family of a notorious bikie boss jailed for serious drug offences have launched a GoFundMe page to raise money for a legal appeal against his conviction.
Ben Harvey
A senior Woolworths boss has claimed post-Covid pressure forced them to remove guidelines governing their discount schemes.
Kate Stephenson
A man in his twenties was asleep in his swag on the beach when he was attacked by a three-metre saltwater crocodile at a remote camp spot over the weekend.
An Albany man accused of drug dealing involving heroin, methamphetamine and MDMA has faced court for the first time on the fresh charges, with the matters all referred to the District Court
Jacki Elezovich
A massive barge supposed to be more than a kilometre out to sea has washed up on the shores of Alkimos Beach.
Francesca De Nuccio 7NEWS
A suspected tornado has left a trail of destruction across part of one Aussie state, ripping roofs from homes and downing powerlines.
Emma Kirk
A South Australian man who drove almost 30km/h over the speed limit and pretended to be his brother when speaking to police has been fined and his license suspended again.
Hannah Whitehead
Perth motorists are being urged to do their research before filling up on Wednesday, as one retailer hikes prices by a staggering 23.6c while others provide relief.
Fraser Williams
A man who ran over a detective in a brazen attempt to evade arrest over the drugs in his possession has faced court for sentencing.
Hannah Cross
A clean-up is underway in WA after a suspected tornado struck the State’s largest regional city.
Tegwen Bescoby
Winter is officially coming, with residents in Perth and WA’s south waking up to grey skies after an overnight cold front.
The Australian supermarket giant will fight allegations it used fake discounts to deceive customers believing they were getting genuine bargains.
Sixty per cent of WA motorists who appealed against controversial AI camera seatbelt fines have had their penalties withdrawn, The West Australian can reveal.
An Albany man accused of supplying juveniles with alcohol on unlicensed premises and sexually penetrating a child between 13 and 16 years old has plead not guilty to a new charge
A Mandurah restaurant owned by a serial pervert who showed pictures of his penis to an 11-year-old girl has closed after pressure from the community.
Ava Berryman and Rachel Fenner
The family of a boy who died at Joondalup Health Campus has called on Roger Cook to terminate the State Government’s contract with Ramsay Health Care after a coroner found their son’s death was preventable.
