Catch up on your smoko
On the anniversary of her grandchildren's burial, Dorothy Papertalk is leading calls for change in South Hedland as a political firestorm grows over Western Australia's child protection failures.
Nickolas Wayne Peake, 30, pleads guilty in a Perth court after detectives charged him with aggravated common assault.
A new book by a Wheatbelt author shines a spotlight on the abuse endured by WA's child migrants at the hands of the Christian Brothers and others.
In a novel reversal of the usual approach to drink driving, police in Manjimup have been offering $20 vouchers to drivers who blow zero when breathalysed.
The Bunbury Cemetery Board is under fire from locals after issuing 28-day removal notices for "non-compliant" tributes at gravesites.
Roughly 50 people have been camped out in makeshift conditions at Memorial Drive in the City of Rockingham, with the state government telling them to leave.
The chief executive of Universities Australia says any move to cut the number of international students will do "lasting damage" to Australia's university sector. Follow live.
China and America are racing for AI supremacy, and neither will slow down while the other keeps surging. But that does not mean China is not worried about AI threats.
A popular sign in one of Perth's busiest thoroughfares is damaged in a blaze, which is quickly extinguished.
A crocodile handler who worked with the four-metre reptile allegedly attacked at Perth Zoo says it would have ripped his head off if given the chance.
The government admits delays in response to reports more than a dozen children had been living unsupervised in squalid conditions in South Hedland.
All four supporting acts for upcoming dates of Ed Sheeran's Loop tour have withdrawn in solidarity with rapper Macklemore who has been dropped for making pro-Palestinian comments.
A heritage-listed hotel in Western Australia's Goldfields, infamous for its connection to the murders of two police officers a century ago, hits the market with an asking price of more than $1 million.
The WA Police Union wants tougher penalties for offenders who assault police officers amid a high number of "disgusting" assaults across the state's north.
The Australian share market is likely to rise slightly and bounce back from its three-month low. Wall Street extended its sell-off as oil prices spiked on further signs of disruption in Saudi Arabian crude supplies…
A former spy boss says "the ball was dropped" following the October 7 attacks and Australia needs to draw a clearer line on what is deemed acceptable amid the rise in antisemitism. Follow live.
Further questions have been raised about the hiring out of Parliament House for commercial purposes.
Police say the teens, aged 16 and 17, allegedly cut the locks of a crocodile enclosure before striking the reptile on Sunday night.
A wearable mask that tracks the methane output of individual cattle in real time promises to help quantify the livestock sector's contribution to national emissions.
Firefighter Mel Ismail is recovering in hospital after he was bitten by a shark north of Geraldton.
Macklemore says he has been dropped from Ed Sheeran's US tour over pro-Palestinian comments made on stage earlier this month.
One of the men accused of killing Western Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend in Mexico was an assassin with a list of targets, a court has heard.
In the remote WA town of Carnarvon, Queernavon has been running pride events for three years. A lack of volunteers means they may not go ahead this year and organisers worry about what it will mean for the community.
Aboriginal leaders in WA's north have urged the state government to provide more support for fetal alcohol spectrum disorder.
Dubbed the Designer to the Stars, Bob Mackie won nine Emmy Awards and a Tony Award, and was nominated for three Oscars, including one for Barbra Streisand's Funny Lady, in which she wore a sheer bat-wing gown.
The ASX is set to open lower in morning trading as the price of oil continues to rise. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen will head to Saudi Arabia next week in a bid to shore up Australia's fuel supply amid concerns about the squeeze on oil in the Middle East. Follow live.
One Nation has released a plan to slash immigration by 750,000 people over three years, with international students targeted.
Some of the main drivers of high inflation are supply issues caused by the US-Iran war and American tech giants spending huge amounts on AI, which are not problems a rate hike will solve.
Australian Signals Directorate director-general Abigail Bradshaw says the nation needs an AI "early warning system" to help defend against the increasingly powerful technology.
Radiohead are causing a ticketing frenzy with their first Australian shows in 15 years. Why the fuss? Consider this your Radiohead For Dummies crash course.
The Local Government Inspector launches further investigation into problems at the City of Perth.
Almost 70 per cent of public housing tenants in Western Australia's remote Kimberley region are waiting on urgent repairs, research has found.
A man aged in his 50s has been taken to hospital after a shark attack near Geraldton.
A disability support worker opens up about a terrifying police raid on the assisted-living home he was working in, which has left three vulnerable women needing ongoing help to deal with anxiety.
The building will include 174 one- and two-bedroom rentals, 139 of which will be used for affordable housing, with the rest for social housing, according to the government.
An expert argues the migration debate is fixated on the wrong number, while regional Australia calls for a national settlement strategy.
WA Police are urging the public to avoid Hamilton Hill and stay indoors, as two males who are believed to be involved in the shooting are still on the run.
Newman's first rodeo in seven years draws crowds from far and wide, including rodeo royalty.
Charlie Guiver, 14, picked up his fist drill when he was two and has since honed his craft as a sculptor using scrap metal — recently selling one for $8,000.
Australian IT solutions, delivered with experience
Linux Server Management · AI-Assisted Web Development · Domains & Hosting
30+ years' experience · Operating since 2000 · 100% Australian
