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Planning authorities decline a fiercely contested multimillion-dollar plan for Bunnings to build a new store 10km from its existing premises in Bunbury.
Two men who sexually penetrated a child in a van with a mattress in the back and seats removed will serve at least a year in jail.
An operation by Elon Musk's SpaceX and the federal government successfully retrieves the rocket after it landed in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Western Australia.
Chickens and cattle are an unusual combination, but a West Australian pastoralist believes they can complement each other to improve soil health.
Lisa Fawcett is still grappling with the reality of an accidental fire that destroyed her entire home and belongings.
Health Minister Mark Butler slams a One Nation plan to slash the tobacco excise, describing it as nothing but a "cheap headline". Follow live.
Thai police tell the ABC they have collected "100 per cent of the evidence" and will conclude their investigation this week.
The controversial changes to the NDIS have passed the Senate after Labor struck a deal with the Coalition, tabling 63 amendments to the reforms.
The ACTU wants all renters to have access to a two-year lease, and says the government should turn to modular buildings to significantly increase public housing stock.
A SpaceX rocket is being towed off Christmas Island after landing in the Indian Ocean in an unusual spectacle for locals.
Ten-year-old Lyndel Ningella was last seen in Butler in Perth's north on Saturday afternoon, wearing a black jumper and black shorts.
A bid to extend the timeline of the royal commission on antisemitism and have the prime minister front the inquiry has failed to gain traction.
WA's police commissioner apologises to the family of a Perth mother whose death has remained unsolved for more than a decade, acknowledging "shortcomings" in the initial police investigation.
A 29-year-old woman dies in what police describe as a "workplace incident" in Osborne Park this morning.
Love it or dread it, Book Week is almost here. Try these low-stress costume tips inspired by this year's Symphony of Stories theme, celebrating books and music.
Despite some of Western Australia's prisons being "overstretched and under-resourced", judges can no longer give criminals reduced sentences because of these conditions, the state's Court of Appeal rules.
Canada and New Zealand have never recovered from their pre-COVID property market records. It is worthwhile examining what we can learn.
Former WA senator Mathias Cormann has defended the current GST system as fit for purpose, after a landmark interim report by the Productivity Commission found the carve-up was costly and unfair.
A Kalbarri tourism operator says it is the first time they have seen emus swimming in one of WA's longest rivers.
The planned outages pose concerns for remote SES managers, who say mobile coverage is vital for coordinating staff in an emergency.
The Productivity Commission has labelled the 2018 GST deal for Western Australia a "costly mistake", but Mathias Cormann is defending the GST arrangements struck while finance minister.
The collapse of a well-known WA dairy processor and associated companies has left unsecured creditors empty-handed. Now liquidators are set to investigate possible insolvent trading and hundreds of potentially…
Sam Pang takes home the gold at the 66th TV Week Logies as Robert Irwin takes over the hosting duties. Here are your key moments.
Public schools were forced into lockdown 1,300 times last year, according to figures tabled in Parliament this week, and most of those were triggered by violent threats made against students or staff.
Renowned Perth obstetrician Margaret Smith, who died on July 14, fought long and hard for women's health during her career.
Leonie Aspin shares her wonder of nature and honours the memory of her partner by travelling from New Zealand to rural WA each year as the wildflowers bloom.
The federal minister called an interim report that recommended cutting WA's share of the GST as "clearly incorrect" and said the resource-rich state had the prime minister's backing.
Hana Byambadash volunteers with a free program in Perth that aims to stave off old-age loneliness, a pervasive condition that is linked to dementia and other diseases.
Menang artefacts returned from museums across London, Edinburgh, Melbourne and Sydney are being showcased in a special exhibition in Albany.
When Stormie Mills was a teenager starting out in the world of street art, he wondered how artists got their work into the Art Gallery of WA. Forty years later, the state gallery has given him a solo exhibition.
Mitchell Starc vents his frustration at a Bangladeshi batter, while a star is born on treacherous Darwin turf. Here are the quick hits from day two of the first Test between Australia and Bangladesh.
WA treasurer Rita Saffioti says calls by other states to change GST distribution is “pure envy”, while independent economist Saul Eslake says the money spent topping up WA could be put to much better use.
A former One Nation candidate has apologised for describing gay people as having a mental illness, saying he was repeating something he "heard people saying on social media".
An angry Roger Cook has lashed who he calls 'east-coast clowns' over an explosive proposed shake-up of the GST carve-up.
The Productivity Commission finds the WA GST deal is a "costly mistake" that has led to "perverse" outcomes, and recommends it be scrapped.
Young Talent Time host Johnny Young has died aged 79 following a brief battle with pancreatic cancer.
Pastoralists and firefighters battle "horrendous" blazes in WA's north, most of which are suspiciously lit.
The former Bishop of Broome, who at the peak of his powers was one of the most senior and long-serving Catholic clerics in the country, is found guilty of sexually abusing multiple young men.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has distanced herself from a failed Western Australian One Nation candidate's homophobic statements, saying they are not her views.
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