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A Perth teenager who took her own life within hours of leaving hospital had attempted suicide 25 minutes before being allowed to leave, a review finds, as her mother calls for improvements to mental health care.
A Perth real estate agency has been issued a warning for allegedly breaching conflict of interest laws after its agents bought a home that they were hired to sell.
There are real concerns within the Australian government about what US President Donald Trump is doing in regards to sanctioning the International Criminal Court, government sources tell the ABC.
Brian Charles Parfitt avoids immediate further imprisonment over the incident, which caused thousands of dollars in damage and left paramedics traumatised.
A semi-submersible cargo carrier has arrived on the remote Australian territory to ferry the SpaceX starship back to Texas.
A Perth modular home manufacturer has blindsided its customers by announcing its sudden closure and takeover by a new firm.
A Wheatbelt teacher is granted bail after being charged with sharing child exploitation material via social media.
With final advice due by the end of the year, critics point to Woodside's own modelling to sink the $30 billion gas project.
Customers who booked "once in a lifetime" holidays to Western Australia's north are left in limbo after a business loan went wrong for a luxury cruise company.
Barnaby Joyce says One Nation's policy has been 130,000 net migration and has been "all along." Follow live.
Hollywood actor Ben McKenzie speaks to ABC News about what led him to investigate one of the biggest financial movements of the decade.
Simon Peter Carman, the Western Australian man charged with murdering Thai teenager Tunchanok Donhomla, claims in an interview that he acted in self-defence to stop her from stabbing him.
AI's impact on politics is poised to go from academic to reality due to undecided voters, seats with tiny margins and growing evidence that it can persuade people.
Former Nationals WA leader Max Trenorden, who served in state parliament for more than a quarter of a century, is remembered as a champion for his community and regional WA following his death yesterday.
A WA farming town has paused to honour 14 servicemen from WWI and WWII, at the 100th anniversary of its memorial hall.
A playground in WA's Midwest is closed after low levels of the metal thallium were detected in a sand pit, following environmental testing linked to dust emissions.
One Nation's popularity is skyrocketing in opinion polls across the east coast. But next Saturday's Secret Harbour by-election will be the first clear test of whether that momentum is extending across the Nullarbor.
Robots replace half the casual workforce and double the output capacity at one of Australia's largest avocado packing sheds.
Inside Parliament House, hundreds of lobbyists freely roam the corridors advocating for corporate interests. Critics say it's a problem.
A man who killed five people by setting fire to a pachinko parlour in Osaka in 2009 has been hanged in Japan's first execution by Sanae Takaichi's government.
Anton Raymond Illich is accused of threatening the life of the One Nation leader by posting on social media he would "hunt her down and kill her", a Perth court has heard.
Since 1966, the Busselton Health Study has made several life-saving medical advancements possible, changing the way some chronic diseases are treated around the world.
Paul Dougan was admitted to a Bali hospital more than two weeks after he was allegedly attacked, and was pronounced dead on Thursday.
The ETU accuses BHP of illegally removing elected representatives at the miner's Port Hedland operations, while the mining giant claims the union's representatives were acting aggressively towards a female staffer.
Cases of animal cruelty in the Kimberley have jumped 25 per cent which animal advocates say is linked to owners' financial stress.
Sales by a WA auctioneer of Nazi memorabilia are raising questions about whether hate laws passed by the federal parliament in 2024 are actually effective.
Researchers say the manosphere has gone mainstream as young men who were suckered into the space reveal how they were recruited into the space.
Western Australia's parliament suspends Nationals MP Lachlan Hunter for four days after he used a debate to call out what he branded an "antisemitic" art exhibit that displayed the names of children killed in Gaza.
CCTV footage has captured the moment a lunch bar worker was dragged by a car after chasing an alleged thief accused of stealing a handbag in Belmont.
The blaze was reported just after 10am at Fiona Stanley Hospital and took half an hour to bring under control.
As our ute hurtled along a steep track onto an isolated beach, I finally understood why a grab bar up above the front seat passenger is nicknamed the 'Oh sh*t handle'. Welcome to Augusta's take-no-prisoners approach to…
After months of uncertainty, the WA government announces a transition package for the thousands of residents and businesses impacted by gas supplier ATCO's decision to walk away from a regional city's mains gas network.
The Land Forces expo was the site of ugly clashes when it was last held in Melbourne. As its next edition approaches in Perth, the WA government wants to give police more power for "public order".
There are situations in which Australians can access their superannuation early, but there can consequences for their tax and Centrelink payments.
Australia's unemployment rate hits 4.5pc in July, the highest level in the post-COVID era, reducing the chance of another rate hike in September.
Experts say more needs to be done to improve communication about medications with culturally and linguistically diverse populations.
Residents of Mount Barker say CBH's new rail fleet is causing earthquake-like vibrations at their homes and businesses.
The Aussie share market is set to open higher in morning trading after mixed results on Wall Street. The price of gold has surged above 4 per cent. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the…
Nightclubs and other venues in Western Australia's far north are hiring fly-in-fly-out DJs to attract audiences and keep them coming.
The 2026 Art Music Awards has celebrated a culture of experimentation, collaboration and women composers in Australia. Here are all the winners.
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