Financial crimes watchdog Austrac has given Perth Mint a clean bill of health, while warning the State-owned business that trading in gold remained high risk.
Cheyanne Enciso and Matt Mckenzie
Distressing images have revealed the “sad reality” at one state’s hospitals, with the Premier admitting they need to do better.
Nathan Schmidt
WA Health has put out a tender to find a provider for the department’s biggest staff engagement poll, almost two years after the former contractor went into liquidation.
Claire Sadler
Sources revealed one attendee slammed the CEO and threatened to resign on the spot.
Oliver Lane and Jessica Page
Pharmacists will soon be able to diagnose and treat common conditions like asthma, skin issues and ear infections — but patients will have to pay because bulk-billing will not apply.
Jessica Page
WA’s big miners are crying foul over union claims they have breached Labor’s ‘same job, same pay’ laws before a ruling has been made in the State.
A WA Minister has weighed in on calls to remove Mark Latham’s portrait from the wall of Labor’s caucus room in Federal Parliament, declaring he is ‘not a very pleasant human being’.
Hundreds of inmates are sleeping on mattresses on the floor, it can be revealed, as prison overcrowding puts the Cook Government under pressure to reveal its plans to pay for a new jail.
Families feeling the pinch are being urged to go straight to the source for food, as the Cook Government throws more financial support towards farmers’ markets.
The West Australian’s Ben Harvey is certain the Burswood race track won’t come on time and within its $217 million budget that he pledged to run a lap fully nude on the track’s opening day if he was wrong.
Nearby residents of the controversial Fraser Suites development have denied they are against social housing tenants moving in next door.
Joe Spagnolo
Laws in honour of a teen fatally stabbed on a night out have become permanent, as police gain the power to randomly stop and search anyone in one state.
Blair Jackson
Once poised to become the next PM, Mark Latham is now defending his ‘sexed-up’ relationship with a former partner.
Nathan Schmidt and Blair Jackson
Minister for Seniors Simone McGurk has defended the decision to stop power bill credits while trumpeting the rollout of Seniors Card discounts.
Concerns about mystery names appearing on firearm registrations were raised four weeks before a former gun club official’s expired access prompted police to suspend the system, it can be revealed.
In a leaked memo sent to staff, St John WA confirmed about 90 jobs will be axed.
The $35 million firearms portal launched to enforce WA’s tough new gun laws has been paused after a security breach.
Clive Palmer’s Trumpets of Patriots and United Australia Party have been hit with a cyber attack, potentially compromising the personal data of supporters including banking records and employment history.
Cheyanne Enciso
The Opposition has seized on a $23 million funding boost for GPS tracking of family violence offenders as proof the scheme was previously under-resourced, but the Government insists it’s not unusual.
Free family tickets to Perth’s zoo and museums are on offer again, but only for a few and only for a limited time.
Former union boss and West Australian Music Industry Association head Owen Whittle has been appointed to the Salaries and Allowances Tribunal.
Oliver Lane
A scaled back home battery rebate has received less than 2,000 applications since it opened on July 1, but the Energy Minister insists a ‘steady stream’ is better than a rush.
The State Government has defended the decision not to publicly reveal a Synergy bungle that saw 2800 vulnerable customers overcharged.
After more than 30 years of campaigning, Albany surfers finally got to ride their Middleton Beach waves as the Southern Ocean Surf Reef officially opened on Wednesday.
Melissa Sheil
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