The State’s top judges have made the extraordinary decision to axe hearings across regional WA for three months, claiming police will no longer provide courtroom security.
Brooke Rolfe and Cain Andrews
Hannah Cross
A stage adaptation of a beloved Western Australian illustrator’s children’s story is heading to the Pilbara.
Danielle Marsland
The Shire of East Pilbara has warned the recent $32m State Government investment in the Newman Light Industrial Area will not fully address the land constraints facing the region.
Cain Andrews
Students at Hedland Senior High School have been preparing for future employment over the past year, learning how to fly drones and operate emerging technology through a partnership with Fortescue.
The State Government has pledged to splash another $75.2m on housing in Hedland in addition to its promise of 195 GROH homes for the town.
Laura Newell
Gardening Australia host Costa Georgiadis will headline this year’s Hedland Sustainable Living Show Day with a pack day of workshops, expert talks and family-friendly activities to promoting sustainable living
Phoebe Solon
Newly elected Port Hedland mayor Jacinta Behrend has welcomed the investment in Port Hedland in the State Budget, citing key investments in housing, health and education
Hundreds of residents and workers turned out to march against domestic violence in Port Hedland as part of the annual Hedland Says No To Family Violence event on May 6.
The Town of Port Hedland is developing a new blueprint for its future, dubbed the “Hedland Plan”, driven entirely by community insight.
The first hearing date of Councillor-elect Adrian McRae’s challenge to the results of the Town of Port Hedland will front the Perth Magistrates Court on May 22.
Students from Hedland Senior High School stepped onto the red carpet in style on May 8 as the annual Senior School Ball transformed Port Hedland into a glamorous Old Hollywood celebration
Six junior doctors completed week-long immersion program in the Pilbara, gaining first-hand exposure to rural and remote healthcare and the challenges and rewards of rural practice.
A West Australian Basketball Association referee and another man who is allegedly linked to the investigation into disgraced author Craig Silvey are set to face court on Wednesday.
Claire Sadler
Major crash detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Disgraced WA author Craig Silvey published novels that included scenes of a teenager being sexually assaulted by her father, and an underage boy trying to arouse elderly men before he was arrested.
A notorious sex attacker who became known as the West Perth rapist because of where he stalked his victims has been working as a handyman at the Fremantle Markets.
Ben Harvey
Innaloo may not be Perth’s most glamorous suburb, but one of its rental units has the reflected glory of not one, but two AFL greats.
An emergency department nurse who worked several shifts while high on a cocktail of drugs has had her registration cancelled.
This week’s Federal Budget has brought “nasty” cuts to a popular tourism incentive to the wine industry in a move Forrest MHR Ben Small has called a “betrayal”.
Craig Duncan
People are saying that accounts and finance managers are the biggest winners from Tuesday’s Federal Budget, but not everyone in the sector is celebrating the huge proposed tax reforms.
Sally Q Davies
Geraldton’s RFDS base set to be up and running within the next two years has only received $7.5 million in funding from the State Government – an amount MLA Kirrilee Warr believes to be inadequate.
Imogen Wilson
“I’m not quite sure exactly why I’m doing it,” is not a sentence you expect to hear from someone running the perimeter of Australia, pulling his belongings on a bike trailer behind him.
There was something special about the old video store. Not just the movies themselves, but the whole experience surrounding it.
Despite being accused of taking local jobs, overseas migrants create better workforce security and bolster the Australian economy, farming groups say.
Leaders say that they want to hear the honest truth about what’s happening but almost half of executives surveyed said that a lack of honest feedback is their primary concern.
Sophie Caldwell
With thousands of YouTube creators relying on the platform for income, many are turning to strategists as essential advisors on how to keep videos viral.
Alex Sherman and Zach Vallese
British energy major Shell on Thursday reported stronger-than-expected first-quarter profit as the Iran war sent energy prices soaring.
Sam Meredith
A common side effect of many GLP-1 drugs is hair loss. It’s creating a growing market for hair treatment products.
Laya Neelakandan
A cop accused of digitally penetrating a male colleague with whom he had consensual oral sex during a bawdy police party has quit the force.
Hantavirus can survive in a man’s reproductive tract for at least six years and could potentially be spread by sexual transmission, a Swiss study has revealed.
Bethany Hiatt and Ben O’Shea
A District Court judge has described a man’s decision to get behind the wheel while tired as an ‘egregious lapse of judgment’ before sending him to prison for mowing down the author and UWA professor.
A study has found threatened woylies can once again thrive in the Wheatbelt, just twelve months after a cohort of the species was moved to a feral predator-free zone.
The Government has revealed that the flight crew who helped transfer the six passengers on a Hantavirus-stricken cruise ship to Australia might not quarantine.
Caitlyn Rintoul
