A man who was attacked by a crocodile while swimming in a popular lake in WA’s north has been transferred to Royal Perth Hospital for treatment.
Claire Sadler
The State’s booming craft beer scene has flexed its muscles with a local pale ale crowned the best drop in the country.
Troy de Ruyter
A 61-year-old woman has died after a devastating crash between a ute and a motorcycle at a major Perth intersection.
The State Memorial Service will be shown live on Seven Perth from 2.30pm on Monday.
Premier Roger Cook says WA is well positioned to weather the continuing fuel crisis and has enough petrol and diesel until at least June.
Joe Spagnolo
The WA Government’s SOS to overseas and interstate tradies continues, with $13. 1m allocated in this year’s budget to lure them West.
WA Treasurer Rita Saffioti says her third budget will give young West Australians a shot at achieving the Australian dream of home ownership.
A crocodile has left a man in his 60s injured after attacking him while he was swimming in a popular lake in WA’s North on Friday afternoon.
Asher Gibbon 7NEWS
The 260-metre boardwalk will cost $4.6 million and restore visitor access while protecting ancient stromatolites in the area.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
WA scientists are preparing to experience zero gravity for a landmark mission testing research that could one day support life on Mars.
Caitlin Vinci
A 22-year-old man has died and another young man has been charged with dangerous driving after a tragic crash in Albany.
Melissa Sheil
WA faces the ‘real risk’ of further childcare centre closures in the coming months as falling occupancy rates, child safety scandals, regulatory failures and an oversupply threaten viability.
Rhianna Mitchell
Highly-anticipated works have finally begun as ground broke at Fremantle Public Golf Course earlier this week, making way for a new $22 million venue.
Fraser Williams
Perth motorists have had a rude reminder of life under Big Brother with the introduction of AI traffic cameras.
Paul Murray
‘We landed at half past three in the afternoon . . . By four o’clock, I had six dead and 12 wounded’: Second Lieutenant John O’Halloran.
John Flint
There was ‘an unrehearsed incident’ at the opening which livened up proceedings.
Malcolm Quekett
From internationally recognised medical professionals to sporting champions, business owners and Aboriginal leaders, 21 finalists have been named in the Western Australian of the Year Awards.
The father of a young footballer diagnosed with stage four melanoma after a routine scan has urged the sporting community to be vigilant over skin checks.
Glen Quartermain
New data shows a majority of West Australians have admitted to breaking a road rule, with a leading road safety body warning everyday bad driving habits can cost a life.
Not one but TWO WA beaches have been named in the top 50 World’s Best Beaches list, as one incredible contender was ranked third — the location of which will come as no surprise to most West Aussies.
Katherine Kraayvanger
WA mum Belinda Lotsu was wishing for just one daughter after having a miscarriage but instead became pregnant with quadruplets in a shock to both her and her husband.
Claire Sadler and Brooke Rolfe
World leading technology is coming to a WA University in a bid to develop revolutionary tools for illicit substance testing and forensic research, to be used to streamline our justice system.
A court has been given an update on the case involving a grandmother facing child exploitation charges, who is linked to author Craig Silvey’s own court case.
Emma Kirk
It’s the case that just won’t go away as pressure mounts on WA Police to solve the controversial death of a young mum who lost her life while fleeing her violent partner more than 12 years ago.
Siena Fagan
