Children are spending more and more time on social media, with TikTok and Instagram the most popular, a report reveals.
Bethany Hiatt
For many Gazans, the joy and hope of the ceasefire has been replaced with despair, as they return to destroyed homes and to dig up the dead.
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Mental Health Minister Rose Jackson called on psychiatrists to remain in their jobs ahead of an expedited arbitration hearing with the independent umpire.
Jessica Wang
A fortunate West Aussie is among half a dozen Lotto players who have scored six-figure wins in Tuesday’s draw.
Chloe Maher
The Great Southern Basketball Carnival was “bigger than ever” this year with more than 80 teams taking to the courts at Albany Leisure and Aquatic Centre on the weekend
Jacki Elezovich
The Oz Lotto draw has ballooned even further after no division one winners were announced in Tuesday night’s draw.
Blake Antrobus
The Great Southern will no longer be the only WA region without a residential rehabilitation facility if Labor win the 2025 state election, with the party pledging $12.4m to establish a local centre this week
Melissa Sheil
Twelve students from Perth universities have started their placement in regional health care at Albany Health Campus, where they will gain hands-on experience in a range of medical specialities.
A major review has been launched into the Blue Card system to find out how monster pedo Ashley Griffith was able to work in childcare undetected for so long.
Despite weakening to a category three cyclone, warnings remain in place for parts of the Pilbara and Gascoyne regions as a result of Tropical Cyclone Sean.
Oliver Lane
Two men accused of deliberately lighting fires in two separate incidents across Broome last year, threatening homes and causing more than $100,000 in damages respectively, will remain behind bars
Katya Minns
When Merle Bignell boarded the train to Katanning for a teaching appointment, the young history graduate embarked on a lifelong dedication to the Great Southern.
John Elsegood
A fresh group of four emerging medical professionals began their year-long placement at Narrogin Health Service on Monday with two students returning to their Narrogin home.
Hannah Whitehead
Albany sisters Lillian, Jean and Amelia Burgess were playing guitar together before they were in high school. Now the trio are recording their first album as they prepare for a big change in their lives.
The new rule will be much like airline reminders for passengers to buckle up.
Demi Huang
Climate activists who targeted the family home of Woodside boss Meg O’Neill armed with a bucket of paint, a padlock and an ABC Four Corners film crew have admitted to trying to trespass and damage her house.
Emily Moulton
A man is suing a State Government over horrific sexual abuse incidents he alleges occurred at the hands of family members while he was a ward of the state.
Emma Kirk
Power outages for thousands of West Australians during a punishing heat wave have been labelled a ‘s... show’ as Libby Mettam warned the State would face more ‘east coast-style’ blackouts.
Jake Dietsch
The battle over an ill-fated investment into Perth Glory is headed back to court with a local businessman chasing Tony Sage for close to $1 million.
Matt Mckenzie
The Labor Government has committed an additional $20m to its successful Aboriginal Ranger Program ahead of the State election in March.
Cain Andrews
WA Opposition Leader Libby Mettam says Pilbara residents should be outraged by the lack of support from the State Government.
Natasha Clark
A wave of Rugby Sevens stars preparing for a three-day tournament in Perth made the most of WA’s scorching hot weather by taking a dip at Scarborough Beach.
Caleb Runciman
An Albany father who led police on a Boxing Day chase through Albany’s suburban streets, sparking spot fires in nearby bushland, and wrote threats in his own blood, has been jailed.
Red tape on wildlife rescue volunteers will be slashed under a new State election promise from the Liberals.
