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Australia is facing a sperm donation shortage and it is leading those desperate to find a way to conceive down some expensive and potentially dangerous paths.
The long wait for an ambulance in WA's Wheatbelt makes first aid critical, and these golfers are ensuring their community is well prepared.
A blind bowler from regional WA say his dreams of representing Australia are being swept away along with his NDIS funding.
The family of Perth man Cameron Hughes, who died in a Bali immigration detention centre, says it has many questions about the circumstances surrounding his death.
WA Premier Roger Cook will take on the defence industries and tourism portfolios in a cabinet reshuffle, following the departure of longstanding minister Paul Papalia.
A junior doctor from Perth's western suburbs appears in court charged with manslaughter following the death of a 63-year-old man near Fremantle's entertainment strip in the early hours of yesterday.
A man from Perth's western suburbs is charged with manslaughter following the death of a man near Fremantle's entertainment strip in the early hours of yesterday.
Numbats, Western Australia's animal emblem, have been pulled from the brink of extinction after research found the population was growing in the wild.
Australia has struck a uranium exports deal with India, which has put WA’s effective ban on uranium mining and exporting in the spotlight.
Board meetings and navigating native title were not on Kurt McIntosh's radar until he stumbled upon a book at the airport.
Scarborough MP Stuart Aubrey says his office was "deliberately damaged" by a vandal overnight.
From moving around southern Ohio without leaving a paper trail, to being married when they were teenagers, details are emerging about the Siders family.
Two men are in custody after a man was found unresponsive near Fremantle's nightlife precinct overnight.
Businesses in a popular West Australian tourist destination say a move by the local shire to ban some roadside signs will cut traffic to their stores.
This week, WA Premier Roger Cook stood firm against Labor's powerful factions to get the minister he wanted. Three years in, it shows the power he yields, writes Keane Bourke.
When an Australian academic began questioning the science behind "Blue Zones", he sparked a bitter battle in the field of longevity research.
A cover of the Madonna hit Like a Prayer is at the top of the charts but criticisms have been levied at the artist behind the cover, Josh Fawaz, over his suspected use of artificial intelligence.
On album #25, Foreign Tongues, rock's elder statesmen once again dismantle concerns whether men in their eighties can still make great records.
Perth boy Thomas Aldworth has been welcomed as an official helper by the City of Perth waste management team and he even has his own uniform.
Tyler's music continuously found newer, younger audiences thanks to it soundtracking memorable scenes in movies throughout the decades.
Traditional owners from WA's Wheatbelt say a historic native title settlement has increased division among Noongar groups.
A 57-year-old mail sorter is charged after Australia Post reported the suspected theft of packages from a sorting facility to police, with $34,000 seized during a search of his home and car.
WA wildlife carers say the state government has forgotten them as PPE supplies and veterinary resources run dangerously low.
New numbers from health agencies show there have been 1,759 confirmed cases in DR Congo since the outbreak was declared.
New Landsdale MP Daniel Pastorelli, the former chief of staff to both Mark McGowan and Roger Cook, will be parachuted into cabinet to replace Paul Papalia, the ABC understands.
Fremantle has lost its 14-game winning streak with a loss to GWS, but what are the keys for the Dockers to keep going and set up a tilt at their first flag? Cody Atkinson and Sean Lawson investigate.
Australia buys most of its paraquat from China, but is investigating ways to become less reliant on the chemical.
A Western Australian gold miner has been hit with a fine of more than $100,000 for failing to protect a vulnerable bat species.
Can water be made from air in WA's wheatbelt? Researchers are putting an invention to the test.
Extortionists have sent the parents of a missing West Australian man an AI-generated image of their son and demanded thousands of dollars in exchange for his safety.
From James Henry to Nardi Simpson, Aaron Wyatt, Adam Manning and Nina Korbe, here are First Nations voices making waves in Australia’s classical music scene.
Telstra is investigating a secondary network fault affecting Triple Zero callers since yesterday's outage. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie says the debate about monoculturalism and multiculturalism is "woke" and that Australia needs a "third way". Follow live.
The WA Police commissioner writes to Meta to ask for assistance with Facebook moderation after a number of derogatory comments are left on social media pages.
China-linked investors in a Western Australia rare earths company have yet to comply with federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers's latest order to sell their shares.
Telstra says Wednesday's nationwide outage was caused by malfunctioning "nodes" that manage time synchronisation within some of the network data centres, but has no idea what caused the timer issues.
Unionised workers at the mining giant's operations in Port Hedland will down tools for eight hours on July 16.
The principal of an independent school in regional WA says changes to student travel subsidies could ultimately lead to the institution's demise.
The federal government must look at age and wealth together to meaningfully deal with the growing wealth divide between generations, according to The Australian Council of Social Services (ACOSS).
The last of the known Islamic State-linked Australian women in Syria is expected to return home amid allegations a Yazidi girl was enslaved, beaten and raped in the woman's home a decade ago, the ABC can reveal.
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