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Parents at a WA primary school say the education department has failed to properly address the ongoing issue of asbestos being found in school playgrounds.
Farmers voice concern for their flocks after wild dog control is halted on jointly managed conservation land in parts of the Wheatbelt.
The slight recovery in Labor's polling shifts assumptions about what's in store for the remainder of this parliamentary term.
An online hate prevention charity which monitors and reports antisemitic content says trillionaire Elon Musk is partly to blame for anti-Jewish hatred on social media platform X.
American mining giant Alcoa is set to buy $8 billion worth of assets from Australia's South32.
The new laws come into effect from today, including "fit and proper person" tests for business operators.
BHP and Rio Tinto have put their two battery-electric trucks on show, but is an aversion to risk stifling meaningful change?
In an unprecedented move, Australia's consumer watchdog exercises new powers to block the opening of a Coles supermarket in the WA outback city, on the grounds it could knock out smaller competitors in the wider region.
The Australian share market is likely to have a cautious start to the new financial year, while an AI stock-led rally boosted the Dow Jones to a record high for a second straight day. Follow live.
The 41-year-old, who helped the Lakers win the 2020 NBA title, is likely to continue to his career at another franchise, acknowledging his exit with a post on X.
Fremantle resident Trish Owen could lose the tenancy on her government-provided home if she works more hours — and a new study suggests many people are in the same situation.
Coalition talking points, obtained by the ABC, make almost no direct mention of One Nation despite the minor party surging in the polls.
New photographs reveal the cluttered room where 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomla was allegedly murdered by Australian man Simon Peter Carman, who moved to Thailand from WA .
Jesse Bruzzese's family say the 35-year-old solo traveller has not been in touch with them since arriving in Mexico at the beginning of June.
Shannon Trew, 42, indecently dealt with a young girl he was training at a primary school, a Perth court hears.
Marine scientists have expressed concerns following a 60 per cent drop in migrating whales seen off South West WA's coastline compared to previous years.
A Perth paediatrician accused of using hidden cameras to record himself abusing children is now facing more than 50 charges involving 10 alleged victims, with a court told further charges are likely to be laid.
The changes will come into effect tomorrow and small businesses will need to get in touch with their Telco.
Australian Simon Peter Carman "lived his normal life", going out, washing his clothes and talking to neighbours after allegedly murdering a teenage girl and stuffing her body inside a suitcase in Thailand, police allege.
The ABC, The Sydney Morning Herald and Sydney University have created a new fellowship to honour the late Judith Whelan, a trailblazing leader in media.
Public submissions for the million-dollar draft Fitzroy-Derby water management plan close today, with significant work ahead to balance environmental, pastoral and traditional owner interests.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he's open to discussing a guarantee for superannuation to be paid for teenage workers but stresses that's not the government's focus at the moment. Follow live.
In a heist not seen before in this WA mining town, thieves have allegedly made away with eight tonnes of tugboat propellers, with the copper estimated to be worth an eye-watering $2 million.
The desperate search for a 46-year-old woman who disappeared in southern Western Australia last week ends with her being found safe and well.
WA's health minister says she would support a coronial inquest into the death of an eight-month-old girl at Kalgoorlie Health Campus, but says it is a decision for the state coroner.
Regional West Australian courts closed amid a stoush over security services are set to reopen about a month earlier than originally planned.
The woman says 10 dogs were being walked off-leash in Kununurra when seven attacked her and her dog. She says the owners did nothing to assist.
The parents of Willow Horne are still looking for answers after the eight-month-old died in a regional WA hospital.
Almost 100 shearing shed workers across regional WA sign up to a new training program aimed at helping contractors and their teams find work beyond the shearing industry.
The disruption-plagued Perth-to-Bunbury train service is back on track following years of breakdowns and delays, but locals remain frustrated over the rollout.
The cybersecurity sector is projected to need tens of thousands of roles filled by 2030. Now, a university-based program is helping provide those workers by tapping into the abilities of autistic people.
Volunteers and wildlife advocates push to reopen the Eyre Bird Observatory, arguing the station will be critical in monitoring the potential impact of avian flu.
Perth residents are bracing for more wet weather after a powerful cold front damaged roofs and downed trees on Friday night.
Margaret River residents Anne and John Roberts's motto is to offer a "soft landing" and a "warm embrace" to refugees as they settle into life in Australia.
It takes 12 to 18 months on average to build a home in Western Australia — but with non-brick frame construction, the home building timeline could be cut by up to half.
Critics say the scheme, which offers subsidised home loans, lumps Defence members and veterans with uncompetitive rates.
Detectives are probing the deaths of a woman in a crash and a man who was found dead in a hotel a day later.
Australian students are the least satisfied they have ever been with their university degrees, according to a long-running survey, leaving some questioning the value of their qualifications.
Another suspected positive case of the H5 bird flu has been detected in Western Australia, marking the fifth confirmed or suspected case in Australia.
There are plenty of questions for Basil Zempilas and the WA Liberals after Jonathan Huston quit the party over a policy row — not least, whether it removes a rogue before too much damage is done.
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