Damian Smith

Reflective stickers and new signs have been installed at the site of cyclist Graham Forte's fatal crash, but his wife Jane wants more done to prevent future accidents.

When a repairer takes money or items but then can’t be contacted, what are the options to get your property back?

The WA government's decision to waive fares for bus and train travel over Christmas and January has proved popular, but the requirement to keep tagging on and off (or buy a paper ticket) has perplexed some users.

Maybe. Shane Parker and Sarah White are going to find out.

Two decades ago, there was over 25,000 service stations across Australia. Chances are, you might have even used a petrol attendant to fill up your tank.

Western Australia’s Transport Minister is preparing to decide the fate of two large electronic advertising billboards, which have been deemed too distracting for drivers by Main Roads.

The body charged with advising the state government on WA’s long-term infrastructure needs believes a per-kilometre charge for motorists could be used to fund the state’s roads while also reducing traffic congestion.

Kununurra Hospital was so understaffed in its emergency department at the weekend that it asked police to request liquor restrictions to reduce patient presentations.