Port Hedland councillor Adrian McRae has quoted a prominent nazi political theorist while appearing on Russian television to attack “mainstream media” reporting.
Cain Andrews
Madelin Hayes
An ongoing restructure of BHP’s global operations has put 100 WA-based IT and technology roles in the firing line.
Simone Grogan
Roger Cook says Port Hedland council has gone ‘off the rails’ after passing a motion concerning contamination of COVID vaccines, which world health authorities debunked.
Port Hedland council has voted to call for the immediate suspension of the Moderna and Pfizer COVID vaccines.
The upcoming Pilbara wet season is expected to be more active than last year, as experts predict the region will return to a typical wet season.
Two Hedland youth superstars were recognised for their exceptional leadership and commitment to positive community change at the 2024 WA Youth Awards.
Starting the day with a smile and refreshing dip, 22 Hedland locals gathered at Pretty Pool on Sunday for a sunrise plunge in the name of mental health.
Twelve Pilbara businesses and organisations have been recognised at the 2024 Volunteer Employer Recognition Awards for their vital support of WA’s emergency services volunteers.
The European Union “mirrors Australia’s concerns” about reliance on China for critical minerals, according to the EU’s Ambassador to Australia, Gabriele Visentin.
The Cook government has invested $3.7 million to extend operations of two important Newman projects in the Martu community.
There are few people in Port Hedland who haven’t heard the name Arnold Carter, or mingled with him on the day-to-day.
A FIFO worker who left a father with a fractured skull and brain bleeds from a one-punch attack at a pub south of Perth has been sentenced to more than two years’ imprisonment.
Rebecca Le May
First homebuyers look set to be targeted in the upcoming State election with the Liberal Party promising to lift stamp duty exemptions by $100,000 to win their votes.
Joe Spagnolo
Thousands of WA families can’t get ‘defective pipes’ ripped out of their homes quickly enough as insurers decline to renew policies on properties hit with repeated water bursts.
John Flint
Nicheliving's giving up its building license will relieve abandoned customers, but taxpayers will have to foot the $40 million bill, sparking anger.
Jessica Page
In tonight’s show, Harvey goes inside a bikie drag racing festival and explains why King Charles won’t be too worried about Lidia Thorpe’s anti-monarchy outburst in Federal Parliament.
Ben Harvey
As West Coast farewelled a 10th player from this year’s list, club great Glen Jakovich praised the upheaval as ‘a reset and refresh of the whole organisation.
Glen Quartermain
Australia’s biggest fundraiser for kids has broken its record in donations.
A driver and her passenger have been killed in a head-on collision on the notorious Indian Ocean Drive north of Perth.
A Perth man is missing in Bali after being swept out to sea by an ‘extreme’ wave while saving a distressed swimmer.
Peel town sees its hopes for a Spudshed mashed as spud king Tony Galati says talk of business setting up in town are nothing but rumours.
Craig Duncan
For Geraldton history teacher Courtney Evans, education runs in her blood, with her great-uncle being the first headmaster at the school where she is now working.
Jessica Moroney
The proposed Geographe Bay wind farm zone would be scrapped under a Peter Dutton-led Coalition Government, the Federal Opposition Leader has announced.
Oliver Lane
As another scorching summer approaches, South West landholders are invited to join a growing community network preparing to face drought conditions.
With Christmas getting closer, Australia Post has announced the deadline to send mail to far-away loved ones.
More opportunities for tourists seeking the thrill of catching and cooking fresh lobster will be available with licensed charter operators allowed to fish for more rock lobster permanently later this year.
For most pieces of clothing, it’s clear they should be washed after a few wears. But jeans can be more divisive, with some even saying to never wash them.
Sophie Kiderlin
The push to commercialise solid-state batteries for electric vehicles is well underway, but analysts say auto giants could be on the cusp of turning to a different kind of transformative science.
Sam Meredith
Tech companies are increasingly backing in nuclear energy to meet the growing power demands of data centres.
Pippa Stevens
The company formerly known as Facebook appears to have found its footing in virtual and augmented reality through smart glasses.
Salvador Rodriguez and Jonathan Vanian
Rita Saffioti’s cousin has called for passenger limits in cars driven by P-platers after the death of her son three years ago in a car crash.
Dylan Caporn
A Qantas flight from Perth to Paraburdoo had to be diverted and grounded on Monday evening following a ‘mechanical issue’.
Lauren Price
King Charles has celebrated Telethon’s astonishing fundraising efforts and has praised West Australians for their ‘generosity, compassion and community spirit’.
As the Art Gallery of WA enjoys bumper crowds, director Colin Walker signs on for five more years and unveils plans for a state-of-the-art sibling to the current institution.
More than two dozen people have been killed on WA’s roads in the less than two months since the State Government’s road safety summit, sparking questions about the effectiveness of the emergency roundtable.
A one-time Rebels bikie who handed back his patch says he was travelling with pepper spray due to ‘tension’ in the gangs last year.
Rachel Fenner