US envoy Steve Witkoff has toured one of Gaza's aid distribution sites, which have become deadly flashpoints for starving Palestinians scrambling for food.
Wafaa Shurafa, Sam Metz and Julia Frankel
The PM will announce a $31m pledge to set up mobile TAFE units to help train Indigenous communities in critical skills when he attends the Garma Festival this weekend.
Jessica Wang
Anthony Albanese will use a speech at the Garma Festival to recommit to ‘tangible, meaningful change in remote communities’ and extend his promises of a focus on delivery to Indigenous people.
Katina Curtis
A 63-year-old Perth man has been sacked from his high-paying job after he called a non-binary colleague ‘he’ instead of ‘they’.
Ben Harvey
The King’s School headmaster has extended his leave while allegations he clipped a student’s head during a biblical studies class are investigated.
NewsWire
The first step is admitting you have a problem. And WA hospitals have a dire one.
Editorial
A father has been found guilty of murder after his adopted son was found dead and shoved inside a washing machine. WARNING: GRAPHIC DETAILS
Eloise Budimlich
"Deeper and faster" emissions reductions are key to preserving the Great Barrier Reef, a report says, as the federal government prepares its new 2035 targets.
Rachael Ward
Two Wheatbelt stalwarts were recognised on a State level for their dedicated work and ideas in local government at the 2025 WA Local Government Association awards earlier this month.
Hannah Whitehead
An Estonian fly-in fly-out worker is behind bars after drunkenly attacking a man outside a Geraldton pub, leaving the one-punch victim so traumatised he barely goes out.
Jenny Schon & Rebecca Le May
A man has been charged with possessing child abuse material after police alleged inappropriate images were "inadvertently" displayed during a lecture.
Ousted South Korean leader Yoon Suk-yeol lay on the floor of his cell in his underwear and "stubbornly refused" to speak to investigators, prosecutors say.
Ju-min Park
A couple of the 20 Cambodian soldiers captured by Thai forces during days of clashes have been returned as the countries prepare for crucial border talks.
Staff Writers
Travellers were left shocked after a confrontation over an empty chair escalated into violence.
Madeline Cove
A schoolboy has been taken to hospital with facial injuries after being hit by a police car at an intersection in Logan, south of Brisbane.
Emma Kirk
During a gruelling cancer treatment that left him with a third degree burn on his back, fevers and unable to walk, it was the bath where Noah Johnson found solace.
Claire Sadler
An ex-Catholic student's complaints about historic sexual abuse by a teacher were honest despite unreliable memories formed in a breakdown, a judge has found.
Miklos Bolza
Researchers have uncovered the hereditary link to stuttering after identifying almost 50 genes related to the speech disorder.
Hannah Cross
There’s a whole lotta puppy love happening behind the scenes at Perth Zoo, where two of the newest — and undoubtedly cutest — residents are settling in.
Sarah Steger
Ukraine's capital is observing a day of mourning after a Russian drone and missile barrage killed 31 people including five children.
Illia Novikov
Police are warning about a new serious organised crime network taking to the streets of a major Australian capital city.
Brendan Kearns
Baby Burton was found in a freezer on a veranda days after his mother said he was stillborn following a secret pregnancy.
An Esperance truck driver accused of dangerous driving that caused the deaths of a couple in a crash on South Coast Highway earlier this year has faced court for the first time in Albany.
Jacki Elezovich
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