Schools need to do more to prevent kids with disabilities from becoming victims of bullying, a WA advocacy group claims.
Bethany Hiatt
Police have laid a charge in relation to an incident last month, with a car allegedly stolen from a home before later crashing through the front wall of a Middleton Road house and wrecking two parked cars.
Jacki Elezovich
Crown Casino and Perth Airport are among the new exposure sites.
Claire Sadler
West Aussies are being urged to check their tickets after three players from the State netted almost $1 million in Saturday’s draw.
Chloe Maher
Police have identified the vehicle involved in a hit-and-run on Hardie Road in Albany’s Spencer Park that claimed the life of a 57-year-old woman last Wednesday night, but have not yet laid charges.
The 26-year-old German tourist finally answered the question everyone has been asking as she breaks her silence on the ordeal.
Jessica Evensen
The Albany resident who had her car allegedly stolen and crashed on on June 29 said the disappointing incident has left her reeling and needing to use a hire car in a way to still get around her new hometown.
Carolina Wilga miraculously survived almost two weeks lost in WA’s Wheatbelt region.
More than 500 mourners from across politics, business and sport have gathered at Fremantle’s St Patrick’s Basilica to farewell Eileen Bond.
Sean Smith and Cheyanne Enciso
A savage winter blast is sweeping across the country, bringing gale-force winds, icy temperatures and widespread weather alerts.
Andrew Hedgman
Following an intense five-minute bidding war for a painting of WA’s first Governor, gasps and applause broke out when the hammer finally slammed down on an eye-watering sum.
Matt Zis
The German backpacker who miraculously survived 11 days in the Western Australian outback has made a surprising admission after her rescue.
Amy Lee
At 38, Kyle Hoath is the youngest ever doctor to be appointed AMA WA president and he’s ready to tackle the biggest problem he says is facing the stretched healthcare system.
Hannah Cross
Too many WA schools are still encouraging victims of school bullies to be friends with their tormentors — a response that parents complain is ‘largely ineffective’.
Carolina Wilga’s dramatic tale of survival has prompted authorities to remind eager travellers of the importance of carrying life-saving equipment when exploring WA.
Caleb Runciman
Public holiday reform would give West Australian’s more of a break over more of the year according to Roger Cook, despite industry concern over more days paying higher rates.
Oliver Lane
Roger Cook has spoken about the remarkable journey endured by Carolina Wilga as she recovers at Fiona Stanley Hospital.
The new charges come after 18-year-old Tawhai Walker-Loughlin was charged with murder after the bloody incident on July 3.
Rachel Fenner
Answering questions in Parliament 10 days ago, the Water Corporation boss described last month’s ‘poo-nami’ as a ‘unique’ event. But just hours later another torrent of sewage spewed into the Swan River.
John Flint
A Perth childcare provider has partnered with Edith Cowan University to offer fast-tracked, fee-free Bachelor degrees for early childhood educators.
Rhianna Mitchell
More than one-third of childcare centres are charging fees higher than the maximum rate set by Federal Government — as daily prices in Perth surge to above $200 in some suburbs.
Western Australia’s new chief scientist wants to influence more children and school students to take an interest in the field as he looks to foster home-grown talent.
The changes would mean West Australians get 13 public holidays a calendar year, instead of 11, bringing the State into line with Victoria, the Northern Territory and the ACT.
Joe Spagnolo
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