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Low water levels for the 2026 Avon Descent whitewater race have prompted a 17-kilometre cut to the course to avoid competitors running with their kayaks.
Divorce is still frowned upon in India, where women face immense pressure to stay in toxic relationships.
WA's corruption watchdog faces "significant" resourcing challenges and needs new powers to perform its functions effectively, according to its commissioner.
A German national and former police officer says she is disappointed by the WA Police response after she and her friend were attacked by a group of girls while riding through Broome.
As unions begin 48 hours of industrial action at BHP's operations in Port Hedland, what makes the mammoth export facility so critical to Australia's economy?
A dolphin mother has carried its calf's remains for 11 days in what researchers believe could potentially reveal something new about dolphin mourning.
A Perth business owner says years of railway construction work have cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Students have been suspended from the prestigious Wesley College in South Perth for using “antisemitic language and memes” to target a peer.
A woman who set fire to a chapel in Perth's main cemetery, causing more than $3 million damage and widespread disruption, is sentenced to five years in prison.
The judge in the sexual abuse trial of the former Catholic Bishop of Broome has told the jury that he can not be found guilty of seven of the charges against him.
A video of a police pursuit through Kununurra which made international headlines has reignited the discussion on how to reduce crime.
Boyup Brook locals say they were blindsided by the shire's decision to sell off a beloved farm donated to the community more than four decades ago.
Every NRL and AFL club has an alcohol sponsor this season while every NRL and five AFL clubs are sponsored by gambling companies, a new report has found.
A Taiwanese barista's employer in WA's South West is trying to secure a visa for her to stay in Australia, but the cost may put it out of reach.
The WA environment minister defends rule changes about what can go in green FOGO bins, amid a backlash over the changes and suggestions they have not been communicated clearly.
A 18-year-old has been sentenced over the 4WD crash that killed Caitlyn Bragger in 2025. Had the man not continued contesting the charges until after he turned 18, he would have been sent to juvenile detention.
One of the men convicted of killing Perth teenager Cassius Turvey has failed in his appeal against his nine-year jail sentence, which he claimed was "manifestly excessive".
In a world of rapidly developing technology, television was once considered revolutionary. A new book by Ian Collis, Retro Television: What We Watched Back in the Day, is a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
A Perth paediatrician who allegedly recorded himself abusing children in his clinic is charged with another 15 child sex offences against seven more alleged victims.
Clutches of barn owl chicks found inside a grain silo and cockatoo boxes indicate a "smorgasbord" of food, experts say.
The British government's AI Security Institute has released a report showing AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic had, in test conditions, engaged in "harmful activity directed at real people and organisations".
Western Australia's NAPLAN results show 40 per cent of year 3 students are struggling with numeracy, but year 9 students are out-performing the national average in every category this year.
Malaysian Australian author Omar Musa has taken out the Miles Franklin Literary Award with his second novel, Fierceland, set between Malaysian Borneo and Sydney.
Police say the 31-year-old met the teenage girl through social media and an online game, before he allegedly flew to Perth and sexually assaulted her last year.
Concerns are growing over potential crop losses, with parts of WA's grain-growing regions recording their driest mid-winter spells on record.
Consumer and regional advocates are urging the government to intervene and mandate domestic roaming now, arguing the ACCC's 12-month inquiry will take too long.
The WA waste authority has quietly changed the rules on what can go in green-lidded bins in a move councils say is likely to confuse many people still adapting to the new system.
At least two people have died amid a growing outbreak of the Cyclospora parasite, linked to contaminated lettuce.
Pastoralists in central Australia are spending thousands of dollars to manage feral camels, but now a new partnership initiated by one WA station owner is resulting in the desert pest being turned into pet food.
New Mines Minister Daniel Pastorelli says the government will not shift approach to uranium mining, amid mounting pressure from WA's resources industry.
Prisoners are receiving financial compensation for sleeping on the floor due to overcrowding across Western Australian jails, the ABC can reveal.
More details emerge of a horror crash near Shark Bay that left two men dead and a woman and child seriously injured.
Indonesian authorities release CCTV video showing the moment a Malaysia Airlines pilot was arrested after 26 kilograms of ecstasy and methamphetamine were allegedly found in his luggage.
Sportsbet and TAB have denied explosive claims they offered a young gambler access to illicit drugs and escorts as part of an inducement program.
The Trump administration has vowed to dismantle the International Criminal Court "brick by brick", but analysts warn it's a move that has more to do with local politics than genuine concerns about the system.
Construction starts on a new five-storey hospital in Mandurah, south of Perth, at a total cost of more than $1 billion.
Solo parenting, it turns out, wasn't for me. But that's when my sister and I decided to embark on the adventure together.
Further concerns over the accuracy of reporting by sacked Four Corners reporter Mahmood Fazal are raised on Media Watch, including that a hire car was used to mislead viewers in the profile of a purported cocaine dealer.
The Garma Festival takes place across four days in Gulkula on Gumatj country in a stringybark forest at the top of an escarpment in north-east Arnhem Land.
Australian swimmer Isaac Cooper steps down from the Dolphins's leadership group after being out drinking instead of supporting teammates at the Commonwealth Games.
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