Ex-Melbourne City and Brisbane Roar coach Rado Vidosic has died at 64 after a cancer battle, with his former Socceroo son announcing the heartbreaking news.
Marco Monteverde
Speedway star Kyle Sayer joined elite company with a third WA production sedan title victory, rising to the top in a fierce feature race at Narrogin Speedway on Saturday night.
Cameron Newbold
A man who defied his company’s working from home policy has learnt his fate after the battle went to the Fair Work Commission.
Phoebe Griffiths
The man accused of throwing a homemade bomb into a crowd of Australia Day protesters in Perth’s CBD will remain behind bars after abandoning a bid to secure bail - and has had his identity suppressed.
Rebecca Le May
Police have released new images of a utility Julian Ingram is believed to be driving, as the manhunt for the alleged triple killer enters its sixth day.
Phoebe Griffiths and Alexandra Feiam
The Prime Minister has refused to rule out his government backing a possible second attempt by Kevin Rudd to become United Nations secretary general, after his term as Australia’s ambassador to Washington.
Andrew Greene
Great Southern Cricket Association’s top team finished fifth in senior country week’s B-section, winning their last two games to end the week-long competition in Perth on a high note.
Claire Middleton
A bushfire emergency robbed Upper Great Southern of a third-place finish in senior country week’s A-section, three of their squad opting to return to Wandering where a blaze was threatening homes and lives.
A former WA Labor candidate who had five guns in his bedroom and lied to police about their whereabouts has been dealt a fine.
Hannah Whitehead
Larry Blight has spent his whole life in Albany, and you would be hard-pressed to meet anyone as passionate about sharing Menang Noongar culture and history.
Jacki Elezovich
Exclusive footage shows what police say is a 14-year-old firebombing a Perth convenience store — narrowly avoiding setting himself on fire — in the escalating turf war over illegal tobacco in WA.
Sarah Crawford
Police have released shocking CCTV of the moment a homemade explosive device was thrown into a crowd of Invasion Day protestors in the Perth CBD.
Caleb Runciman
Police have provided a sad update on the search for a 12-year-old boy who went missing in the surf.
Pamela Rontziokos
Two fishermen in NSW and a swimmer in WA have died in separate water-based incidents over the Australia Day long weekend.
A devoted volunteer in Narrogin has claimed the shire’s highest honour for her charity work and selfless nature towards supporting the community.
Third place finishes for Albany and Districts’ second and third teams were decent results, but both had promised more in the CSBP senior country week competition which finished in Perth on Friday.
A Great Southern man who evaded police pursuit and continually drove while on drugs with a suspended licence has been jailed, fined heavily and had his licence disqualified for several years
Western Australian has been recognised once again for its world-class beaches, dominating a travel bible’s list of Australia’s top 100 beaches.
Fraser Williams
The 42-year-old has admitted to his role in a cryptocurrency scheme that left three victims thousands of dollars out of pocket.
Rhiannon Lewin
Australia’s sharemarket jumped to a three-month high on Tuesday as a key sector continues its meteoric rise.
Cameron Micallef
The brother of Olympic breakdancer Raygun has admitted his role in an alleged celebrity-backed cryptocurrency scam that cost investors more than $180,000.
Adelaide Lang
A Mandurah teacher who became pregnant after sexually assaulting a former student pleaded guilty to all 15 charges on Tuesday.
Rachel Fenner
Caught with child abuse material on his phone after returning from a family holiday, a Melbourne teacher said: “My life is over now, isn’t it?” a court has been told.
Liam Beatty
The Narrogin community gathered for an Australia Day breakfast at Alby Park to celebrate the nation this week, with a host of awards granted to salute upstanding citizens.
