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An inspiring turnaround at an Aboriginal community school just outside Bunbury in south-west WA could provide a scalable solution for closing the gap on Indigenous literacy.
The latest PBS stoush with drugmakers means thousands of people with MS are at risk of being forced to pay $33,000 a year for lifesaving medication.
The family of a Perth man critically injured when a robot vacuum caught fire at his home say their lives have been "turned upside down" by the "horrific" incident.
More than 1 million Qantas customers are being notified they may be eligible for access to a multi-million-dollar settlement.
A Perth widow says she has been kept in the dark about the circumstances leading to the death of her husband as he worked on an offshore gas plant more than 18 months ago.
The WA government says a discounted tours scheme will help revitalise the Kimberley's sluggish start to its annual tourism season but operators have questioned the voucher program.
WA minister Paul Papalia's resignation for family reasons opens his seat in a southern Perth suburb to a by-election at a time when disgruntled voters are increasingly turning to Pauline Hanson's One Nation.
US military prosecutors reveal new details about their case against the man accused of planning the 2002 Bali bombings, telling the loved ones of Australian victims his trial could finally begin next year.
Martyn Tann was last seen on April 2, 2013 on Perth's northern Mullaloo beach, with the state coroner telling an inquest into his disappearance that she believe he was dead, likely in a shark incident.
WA Labor stalwart and senior state cabinet minister Paul Papalia is set to announce he is quitting politics after nearly two decades, triggering a by-election in his southern Perth seat.
Whooping cough cases across WA's Great Southern have already more than doubled since last year, with doctors expecting the figure to grow further.
As part of NAIDOC Week, we meet the Indigenous creatives who are re-shaping Australia's video game industry.
Anthony Albanese made the comments during a game of "shag, marry, date" on the Bush Deep podcast on Friday, which have been widely condemned as inappropriate.
Donald Trump is undertaking regime change, not just in Venezuela, but on US soil and it is unlikely the presidency will ever be the same.
A statue immortalising a key moment in AFL history against racism is taken down, after its subject Nicky Winmar is found guilty of assaulting a woman.
New research has revealed the Pilbara barking gecko and Bungle Bungle robust slider are facing a heightened risk of extinction due to a rapidly warming climate.
While the H5N1 bird flu strain is relatively new to Australia, experts who have monitored the spread in other continents say surveillance is key to tackling the deadly virus.
Farmers in WA's south say the standalone power systems they got from Western Power after being moved off the grid have been problematic.
Former St Kilda and Western Bulldogs player Nicky Winmar has been found guilty of assaulting a woman in Victoria.
US President Donald Trump made huge amounts of money from his family's crypto and meme coin ventures last year, but did his investors?
The rebirth of the mothballed Badgebup Gold Mine is expected to bring new industry and inject hundreds of workers into one of WA's premier farming regions.
Accused murderer Simon Peter Carman spent much of the past decade isolating himself from many of his friends and family in Australia. It's in his rented room in Thailand that local police allege a gruesome murder…
A Perth paediatrician alleged to have sexually assaulted child patients was unknowingly communicating online with a self-described paedophile vigilante, a court has heard.
What began as three mates jamming in a kitchen on Western Australia's mid west coast has turned into playing European festivals to thousands of people and now a song in a new Hollywood film.
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart wants to be able to land helicopters on the roof of her corporate HQ, and says the noise experienced by nearby residents would be similar to using a coffee machine or blender.
With fatalities on WA roads on track to surpass their highest toll in almost two decades, first responders fear the upcoming school holidays will make things worse.
The bulldozer was trapped inside a coal valve at a mine site in Central Queensland for eight hours. The mine's owner has now been fined more than $130,000.
In a five-page letter to the executives and commissioners of the AFL, a grieving friend slams the league for "failing" former Eagles premiership player Adam Hunter, who suffered from CTE.
The woman previously told the court she was "fearful" for her life on the night of the incident last year.
Eighty five years ago, Brian Walley, a prisoner of war in a German camp, doubted he would live for long. Yesterday, he celebrated his 104th birthday.
Private health insurers can legally avoid ambulance bills because corpses are not considered patients, a loophole that left a grieving widow shocked.
Kalgoorlie-Boulder's peak business group says the city's 30,000-strong population does not justify the development of another supermarket.
Elon Musk's X Corp is fighting the eSafety Commissioner on three different take-down orders of violent content, including the killing of Charlie Kirk.
Ampol's chief executive says the Iran conflict exposed Australia's fuel vulnerability and strengthened the case for keeping its remaining refinery operating.
Here are some of the best fruit and vegetables to look for as we head further into winter.
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart and her two estranged children will have to pay the lion's share of the legal costs of a mammoth trial that determined the payment of royalties from some of Australia's most lucrative…
The number of people strip searched by police officers in Western Australia more than doubles in three years, leading some to label the practice a human rights violation.
How is the conversation about lasting brain disease from repeated head knocks on the sporting field impacting parents' decisions about what sports their children play?
Major planning changes will allow more Perth home owners to subdivide their properties in a bid to boost housing supply as the city continues to fall short of its infill target.
A world-first drone-baiting program to protect migratory bird populations shows early signs of success off Western Australia's north coast.
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