Cyclone Narelle has been upgraded to a category 4 as the eye of the storm inches closer to the Australian coastline.
Jack Nivison
Transport firms are calling on the State Government to provide clear information on fuel availability — and any potential shortages — amid fears drivers could get stranded hundreds of kilometres from home.
Simone Grogan
It’s the fourth jackpot win for the State since Saturday.
Chloe Maher
A Perth family is demanding answers after a 25-year-old man with severe autism was allegedly assaulted in his NDIS accommodation and left for hours without medical care.
Lucy Murray 7NEWS
Western Australia has reached an all-time high in family and domestic violence offenders, with cases soaring by 20 per cent in the past year, fresh numbers have revealed.
Jessica Evensen
Perth motorists will not have any relief at the bowsers on Thursday, with prices continuing to surge amid the global uncertainty of the US-Iran war.
Brooke Rolfe
A WA service station chain is capping the amount of fuel customers can buy across more than 50 stores statewide, just one day after Federal Energy Minister Chris Bowen ruled out rationing.
Hannah Cross
Police are calling for anyone that recognises the handwriting in either of the two handwritten letters and for the authors to come forward.
Melissa Sheil
As the war in the Middle East drags on, motorists in Australia are continuing to feel the petrol pinch. Here’s how to get the most from your tank.
Tegwen Bescoby
‘Please come back to Perth.’
Kellie Balaam
The streets of Perth were littered with enthusiastic paper salesmen on Wednesday, running rampant dressed in wild costumes as the latest alumni to carry on a near century old charity initiative.
Fraser Williams
A man accused of fatally assaulting disgraced former Labor MP Barry Urban has pleaded not guilty to causing the ex-politician’s death.
Emma Kirk
Fuel shortages in regional WA have sparked a stand-off between Roger Cook and the national competition watchdog.
Jessica Page
An Aussie podcaster who spoke about the occult, magic and spirituality has admitted to killing his sex worker fiancee.
A former child protection staffer who cared for some of WA’s most vulnerable kids has appeared briefly in court facing new charges of sexually assaulting a second teenager.
Rachel Fenner
A beloved restaurant in the CBD will close its doors after six years in the heart of Perth serving tourists as well as becoming a staple for many locals.
Ibanez Taylor
The growth in the number of extra police hitting the beat across WA has flatlined for almost three years as the Cook Government puts the brakes on funding new officers.
Charlton Hart
A home in Perth’s south has extensive damage after a fire erupted just after midnight on Wednesday.
Claire Sadler
A senior public servant has appeared in court accused of defrauding a Mid West Shire and stealing thousands of dollars worth of electronic devices while employed as the deputy Chief Executive Officer.
Claire Sadler and Sarah Crawford
The world’s largest mining company and Australia’s biggest energy player have unveiled their new top bosses, in a major shake-up to the ASX.
Blair Jackson
From judges to company directors, council staff to property developers; hundreds pass through the doors of Telegram Coffee each day, and Luke Arnold knows the order of every single one.
WA Police won’t release the full findings of an independent review into the State’s de-radicalisation program, despite the system failing to prevent a Perth teenager from carrying out a terrorist attack.
Caleb Runciman
Enough land supply for nine to 16 days worth of demand, according to two studies. No wonder UDIA expects we will miss the Housing Accord target by 25,000 homes by 2030.
Kim Macdonald
Police are pleading for the authors of letters “dobbing in” possible suspects in the unsolved historic hit-and-run death of Mark Edward Gregory to come forward, as new technology reopens the Albany cold case.
