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Charities sponsor new program to deliver specialist hearing checks and services directly to school students in WA's Midwest.
Jonny Charles is venturing across the famous Kimberley four-wheel-drive track in a 2002 Toyota Corolla, selling coffees out of his boot to fund the trip.
The lack of available mental health support in Margaret River forced Simone Meyer to move her family to Victoria.
Community members and councillors are raising concerns over prohibited fishing at Perth's Galup Reserve, formerly Lake Monger, as one group says more turtles are being killed by fishing gear.
Tony Burke says current laws limiting the ability of Islamic State-linked Australians from returning go "right to the limit" as to what the government can do constitutionally. Follow live.
AUKUS submarines rotating through Western Australia's HMAS Stirling naval base appear set to stop after 2032.
The City of Perth has rejected an adult store's request to operate a club where queer people could meet and have consensual sex, with the owner saying he is "heartbroken".
One of WA's worst serial paedophiles, Dennis McKenna, appears set to be released from prison within months as prosecutors argue he is a high-risk serious offender.
A Perth-born man dubbed "Dr Jihad" claims he never intended to join Islamic State and never pledged allegiance to the extremist organisation, in a recently resurfaced interview.
Footage taken from the perspective of whale sharks on Ningaloo Reef uncovers previously unknown feeding behaviours of the world's biggest fish.
ABC experts unpack the shortlist of Australia's biggest book prize: who made it, who missed out and who they think will win.
The big focus locally is the consumer price index and what it will mean for interest rates. Globally, chipmaker stocks have been dumped, but the Dow rose on Wall Street. Follow the day's events and insights from our…
A review of a five-hour riot at West Kimberley Regional Prison has failed to address allegations female prisoners were sexually assaulted by rioting male inmates.
Industry insiders reveal how Australians are being deceived by marketing and labelling that makes ultra-processed foods appear healthier than they really are.
A WA country footy player choked his opponent minutes before knocking him out with a punch from behind, video shows.
Accounting firm KPMG will be hauled before a federal inquiry to answer further questions about why one of its former employees stored printed copies of confidential Lendlease board documents in her locker and shared…
Manjimup residents question a call to cull brumbies at Lake Muir, arguing wild pigs are a much more urgent problem.
The Australian share market is set to open lower as the price of oil plunges more than 9 per cent. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
The fierce debate over puberty blockers has become a collision of science and politics. To try to address a fractured consensus, the federal government is attempting to lay the groundwork for a national standard.
The proposed facility would be built by Perdaman and be the first new large-scale petrol refinery built in Australia since the 1960s.
The Kojonup-Bridgetown game was marred by the on-field hit, which left a player unconscious and sparked a police inquiry.
A New South Wales man has been given a significant fine after attempting to export 65 wild reptiles out of WA estimated to be worth up to $1.3 million.
West Australian man Jeffrey Lawrence Oreo has been jailed after trying to abuse a 12-year-old in Broome and possessing 1,800 child exploitation videos and photos.
UK social media celebrity and rapper Yung Filly says the "vibes were good" between himself and a young fan he is accused of raping and violently assaulting at his hotel.
Steve Harris was promised his flat-pack home could be a "build-in-a-weekend" job. It may end up costing him twice the sale price, with compliance costs added in.
The Secret Harbour by-election in Western Australia – in which none of the key candidates live in the electorate – has raised an interesting question: should MPs live in the area they represent?
The state government has confirmed it is investigating building and running a new gas-fired power plant in the south of Perth as it prepares to switch off coal by 2030.
"Humming" road trains deliver millions of WA bees to varroa mite-ravaged South Australia to help pollinate almond trees.
Gordon Howard Tilly was a 22-year-old electrical engineer when he arrived in Kalgoorlie-Boulder in 1911. Now his newly discovered diary is on public display, shedding light on life in the Goldfields a century ago.
Traditional owners have welcomed the Federal Court's Nganjuwarr native title determination at an on-country hearing this week.
The alleged details of a fateful encounter between a UK celebrity and his starstruck fan were replayed in a West Australian court this week. Here's what we have learnt in YouTuber Yung Filly's rape trial so far.
As junior oil and gas companies Pilot Energy and Triangle Energy enter voluntary administration, an aging oil rig is sitting idly at sea off the coast of WA's Midwest.
As heir to the throne William was born into singular privilege. How he uses it and the work he chooses to pursue presents a 'manifesto' for the king he will become.
Five people have been killed in separate crashes in Western Australia in less than 24 hours, as the state's road toll continues to soar.
Four days in, the Federal Court has scrutinised the decision to extend Australia's biggest gas project another 40 years, amid fears for Indigenous heritage and climate impacts.
Volunteers at Carnarvon's One Mile Jetty Museum welcome three new members who do not have much to say but elicit either warm fondness or absolute fear from visitors.
Family violence advocates call for greater awareness of adolescent violence in the home and more specialist support after a 16-year-old Perth boy was charged with murdering his mother and attempting to kill his sister.
A fragile wall above one of Western Australia's most famous tourist attractions, Wave Rock near Hyden, has sparked debate among locals over whether it should be preserved or removed.
There are only three people in line to inherit Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne, and one of them is 90 years old. All three of them are men.
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