$15b committed to WA's shipbuilding capacity
While the commitment to the Henderson Shipyard is being broadly welcomed, sceptics are concerned about skills shortages.
From skiing to football, rugby and equestrian — what is Australia's most dangerous sport?
Australians know they are accepting a certain level of risk every time they step onto a sporting field. But when playing sport leads to death, society's tolerance and the sport's social licence is tested.
Emergency services grapple with extreme weather in WA
Firefighters have been battling with more than 100 fires in searing heat, while Kimberley residents brace for potential flash flooding.
In coming decades, solar cells on Australian rooftops could provide more energy than we need, a report shows. But there is a catch
The capacity of rooftop solar in Australia will eclipse the country's entire electricity demand in coming decades, according to a report that charts the technology's rise.
One track shows possible route of ex-tropical cyclone Lincoln
One possible track shows ex-tropical cyclone Lincoln slamming into the west Pilbara coast on Saturday.
WA Attorney General John Quigley to retire at 2025 election
The state's oldest sitting MP has announced he is on his 'last lap' after more than two decades in parliament.
WA records world's highest temperatures over 24 hours
Emergency services are bracing for dangerous bushfire conditions, while forecasters keep an eye on an expected cyclone in the north.
'I thought it was all my fault': How being gaslit led this theatre director to take on a classic
Did you know the term "gaslighting" is from a 1938 play? A new adaptation shines a light on how gaslighting plays out in modern Australia.
Cattle sail from Darwin as Indonesian live export trade resumes
Indonesia has finally issued import permits for Australian cattle with the first ship now on the water bound for Jakarta.
Group of asylum seekers flown to Nauru after arriving by boat
A group of asylum seekers have been flown to Nauru after they were found in remote Western Australia after arriving by boat.
The smouldering wreck of Ukraine's dairy industry, where farmers risk their lives to milk surviving cows
In Ukraine, formerly one of Europe's biggest dairy suppliers, 50 per cent of the industry is gone, 200,000 cows have been bombed, and farmers are very much on the front line.
The humble spud is now a $1 billion industry but a potato farmer says not all growers are benefitting
Australia consistently produces about 1.4 million tonnes of spuds each year and their value is on the rise.
Tensions over border policy reignite after boat arrival
A group of foreign nationals arrived in a remote Aboriginal community in northern WA by boat.
Stadiums urged to improve accessibility for people with a disability
There are growing calls for more awareness about the need to make event venues accessible for everyone.
Flag promoting Albany Pride Festival goes missing
Labor MP Darren West has vowed to supply new banners after a giant rainbow flag promoting the Albany Pride Festival went missing.
Australian Border Force investigate boat arrival in WA's north
More than 20 men from Pakistan and Bangladesh are being interviewed by Border Force officials after arriving at a remote Indigenous community in Western Australia's north.
Is there a looming crisis when it comes to soft cheeses? It's complicated
Cheese lovers are aghast at claims some French soft cheeses are "under threat" from a lack of genetic diversity in cheese cultures. But it's a bit more complicated than that.
WA minister slams judge's sentence for teen
Corrections Minister Paul Papalia said the decision undermined the community, while the judge argued the justice system 'failed' the teen.
WA government details firearms buyback scheme
The WA Firearms Community Alliance has lashed out over the reforms, arguing the prices are 'unfair'.
How Josh Thomas became the face of millennial comedy in Australia
Back in the country for his new stand-up tour, Josh Thomas talks about how he stumbled into being audience surrogate for millennials around Australia.
Commonwealth warned against overhauling WA's GST deal
The Albanese government risks losing 'every seat in WA' if it revises the state's lucrative GST deal, WA Treasurer Rita Saffioti says.
WA premier prioritises community safety, cost of living in 2024
Roger Cook has proposed tougher penalties for assaults on retail staff and gun law reforms in his first parliamentary address of the year.
How high is too high? Small towns fear multi-storey apartment blocks will change them forever
Millennials moving to regional towns are part of a "societal shift" and they're not interested in buying big blocks with big backyards. But they do need to live somewhere.
Body of missing diver at Bay of Fires found by brother, Tasmania Police say
The body of a diver, who went missing off Tasmania's east coast, was found by his brother, police say.
'It is getting worse every year': Indigenous Australian suicide rates on the rise
Jade has lost four family members to suicide. She is one of hundreds of First Nations people grieving for loved ones as the rate at which Indigenous people taking their own lives continues to rise.