Roger Cook: ANZAC Day remains one of the most important dates in our national calendar.
Roger Cook
The Premier has been accused of back-tracking on his promise to establish a judicial watchdog, after he confirmed there’s no timeline for legislation.
Jessica Page
Fuel shortages in regional WA have sparked a stand-off between Roger Cook and the national competition watchdog.
Treasurer Rita Saffioti has conceded an almost $1 million payout to a senior staffer is a ”very, very large” amount as she flagged the government could review public servant entitlements.
Premier Roger Cook has blamed the private sector and WA’s growing population for diverting women in labour away from public hospitals after it was revealed a mother was forced to give birth on the freeway.
Caleb Runciman
Let’s stand together, drown out the noise of division, and build the peaceful future our families and community deserve.
For locals, the opening of the Mandurah Estuary Bridge duplication is more than just a ribbon-cutting exercise — it’s a promise of quicker commute times and goodbye to detours and construction.
Rachel Fenner
Roger Cook has publicly defended the demersal fishing ban for the first time since it began as anger remains white hot within the industry and questions remain over compensation payments.
Oliver Lane and Sally Davies
The WA Premier has sat down for his first major interview of 2026, making some bold declarations during the tell-all chat.
Joe Spagnolo
Premier Roger Cook has doubled down on his continued refusal to allow more shopping hours in Perth, declaring there will be no changes to outdated retail rules.
WA’s $150 billion resources industry is bracing for a new fight over the fine print, and warning that Labor’s new environment deal with the Greens could drive energy prices higher.
Roger Cook has taken a pot-shot at Brisbane’s weather, as a state of origin battle erupts over cricket’s First Test.
Jessica Page and Ben Smith
Roger Cook has unveiled an ambitious plan to decarbonise WA’s biggest export, iron ore, while simultaneously building a new green steel industry from scratch.
Hannah Cross
Roger Cook and Rita Saffioti insist both that the Prime Minister is ‘rock steady’ on the GST deal and that they have to spend a million dollars defending it as they took their fight to Canberra.
Katina Curtis
Roger Cook says he is confident Anthony Albanese remains a ‘key supporter for WA’ after the Premier took the fight to keep the State’s GST deal intact to Parliament House.
Katina Curtis, Caitlyn Rintoul & Jessica Page
Murray Watt is under pressure to clarify the Federal Government’s new environmental laws as Roger Cook weighs into the debate that is set for a Senate showdown.
In political circles — both Labor and Liberal — the question of whether Roger Cook will pull the pin before the 2029 election continues to be asked.
WA’s most inspiring ultra-marathon swimmers have made a remarkable splash for mental health!
Environment Minister Murray Watt and Premier Roger Cook have pledged their Government will join forces to assess projects in less than two months, saving businesses hundreds of millions of dollars in delays.
Woodside’s proposed H2Perth liquid hydrogen plant in Rockingham has been given a big boost, with Roger Cook on hand to witness a handshake deal for it to supply two major power companies in Japan.
Roger Cook has tripped up over a key date in WA’s history while defending his overhaul of public holidays against Opposition criticism that it abandons historical accuracy.
A date has been set, but West Australians are being told to be ‘good citizens’ and avoid hoarding empty liquor bottles until they became eligible for the 10¢ containers for change scheme.
Roger Cook has used a speech to senior public servants to attack America’s DOGE agenda under Donald Trump and insists he wants ‘frank and fearless’ advice.
Anthony Albanese has joined widespread condemnation of anti-immigration rallies across the country at the weekend, accusing them of ‘giving neo-nazis a platform.’
Caitlyn Rintoul and Oliver Lane
