A man is in custody as police investigate the death of a woman whose body was found at her home.
Emma Kirk
Detectives have revealed new details about a suspiciously lit bushfire that burnt through 13,700ha of bushland in the State’s Great Southern and South West over the weekend.
Melissa Sheil, Claire Sadler and Eliza Kavanagh
A man has been fined after urinating in the back of a stationary police wagon in North Bannister in the Wheatbelt South in March.
Daniel Rooney
An Albany man has been imprisoned for a further 18 months for the rape of a teenager between November 2008 and July 2009 on top of a 15-and-a-half-year sentence from November for similar offences.
Georgia Campion
Albany Detectives are seeking information after 14 firearms were stolen from a gun safe at a Napier home over the weekend.
Eliza Kavanagh
The young girl was found with multiple stab wounds and died at the scene despite the effort of paramedics.
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While bond traders have sharply revised their interest rate bets, equity investors appear unconvinced that a resumption in hikes is likely.
Jack Quail
Army experts have defended ‘risky’ equipment at an inquiry into the fatal Taipan helicopter crash off Lindeman Island during a night-time exercise.
Ellen Ransley
Australian students have joined thousands of university students worldwide who are camping on campuses calling for peace in Gaza.
Blair Jackson
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has made history as the first state leader to front an Indigenous-led inquiry into land justice.
Eleanor Campbell
For the second time in five years, the State Government has stepped in to help solve problems at the Town of Port Hedland.
Laura Newell
The Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre is looking to the future after launching into 2024 with a new chairperson.
Claudette Rizzi
The senator suing Pauline Hanson over a controversial tweet is a “hypocrite and only against certain forms of racism”, a court has been told.
James Dowling
Seven West Media’s director of news and public affairs Craig McPherson has sensationally stepped down.
Nathan Schmidt
Officers marching in a queer parade were pelted with pink paint bombs and projectiles with police now releasing images of people they want to speak to.
The premier was forced to pull out of a scheduled interview after his father suffered a heart attack over the weekend.
Lauren Ferri
A memorial which commemorates the lives of two police officers who were brutally murdered in the Goldfields almost a century ago has been rededicated.
Carwyn Monck
The proposed $2.2 billion merger of Goldfields miners Silver Lake Resources and Red 5 has received the independent expert’s tick of approval.
Neil Watkinson
The privately owned Parkeston power station did not have the capability to “black start” the eastern Goldfields when it was in an islanded state during January’s catastrophic multi-day outage.
Tegan Guthrie
Domestic violence victim-survivors fleeing unsafe situations will soon have new emergency accommodation in Leonora to help keep them safe.
Opposition to an offshore windfarm off the Bunbury coast is intensifying with commercial fishers warning of a ‘dramatic impact’ to the industry if the proposal gets the green light.
Dan Jervis-Bardy
World class fish hotels were dunked into the Harvey River in an attempt to boost habitat for the various marine animals that have been forced out of the region.
Craig Duncan
Northampton proved to be too good for Railways once again as they got up in the grand final rematch at Purcher-International Oval on Saturday.
Fraser Williams
A rampant Railways kickstarted their season with an emphatic 70-point triumph in their traditional Anzac Day blockbuster clash with North Albany to begin the Great Southern Football League season.
Harry Grigson