Two ticketholders from the west have very good reason to celebrate this weekend after scooping huge division one wins on Friday.
Chloe Maher
West Australians looking for rentals are being warned to be extra careful with the rise of scammers impersonating government agencies demanding payments for fake bonds.
Oliver Lane
Apple’s Perth city store is on the move after 15 years, set to take up residence in a much more prominent shopping area in the CBD.
Zach Margolius
The conditions could trigger power outages across the State and bring trees down.
Taylor Renouf
Shadow treasurer Sandra Brewer has called on the Cook Government to reform payroll tax after it was left untouched in this week’s State budget.
Heavily-armed officers from the tactical response group have descended on a suburb in Perth’s south after reports of an altercation involving a firearm.
Sarah Steger
A highly-regarded Perth English language school has been forced to close its doors, with its owner blaming Federal Labor Government policy changes for plunging his business into liquidation.
Bethany Hiatt
Plans to alleviate WA’s healthcare crunch by giving pharmacists more power to prescribe more kinds of medication are moving forward, with a $1.3 million shot in the arm for training.
Kate Emery
A popular northern suburbs bakery once crowned for serving the best meat pie in WA has been fined $100,000 over serious food safety breaches.
Hollywood Private Hospital has put its heart on its sleeve over its ambitions to become the leading cardiovascular centre in Perth.
Michael Palmer
Small business owners in Western Australia have not had their low expectations surpassed in Thursday’s State Budget, with one saying there was little to write home about.
A $15 billion plan to upgrade economic infrastructure and ‘make more things’ in WA will need to grapple with a severe worker shortage and the threat of rising costs.
Matt Mckenzie & Simone Grogan
Families of young children have been given little to cheer about from Thursday’s budget, with some disappointed over a lack of cost of living relief.
Residents in one Australian state are facing a blow to their household budgets, with bill rebates scrapped and rego fees hiked despite a $2.4bn surplus.
Emma Kirk
The cost-of-living crisis is over for some, if not all. But record population growth means the hospital and housing crisis is not yet abating.
Jessica Page
WA households will bear the brunt of the State Government’s decision to axe its $400 power bill credit after three years of relief.
Dylan Caporn
Gang crime squad officers want help from the public to find a 36-year-old man they believe can assist in an ongoing investigation.
Caitlin Vinci
Mining big shot Bill Beament became $58 million richer on Wednesday when a stack of Develop Global options were converted into shares.
Adrian Rauso
Major Australian airlines have provided updates on their services after Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki erupted on Tuesday.
Morgan de Smidt
The couple were forced to flee for their lives after the house caught alight on Wednesday morning and was quickly engulfed in fire.
Sarah Crawford
Roger Cook has given a blunt message to Western Australian’s who are suffering flu symptoms as cases of the virus soar in the State, don’t go to work and just ‘soldier on.’
Oliver Lane and Jessica Page
Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas has revealed his big takeaway from his listening tour in the State’s north west is that the region has a ‘grave’ housing problem.
Collectors of this plush toy that has taken Australia by storm are going next level to customise their prized dolls.
Kelsey Wilkie
A WA man allegedly tricked his family into handing over $1.2 million by pretending he was diagnosed with cancer and a recent fraud victim.
Caleb Runciman
