Emma Wynne

Fergus McCabe has been commended for bravery after he ran to the aid of his colleague, GP Anna Chaney, after a stalker entered her consulting room and wounded her in stomach, grabbing the axe and restraining the offender until police arrived.

A Perth modular home manufacturer has blindsided its customers by announcing its sudden closure and takeover by a new firm.

The WA waste authority has quietly changed the rules on what can go in green-lidded bins in a move councils say is likely to confuse many people still adapting to the new system.

The first study of privately owned e-scooter users in Perth has found owners are primarily using them to save time and money commuting to work, and a surprising number are ridden by older people.

The aim of the technology is to give babies born too soon a few more weeks to grow and develop in womb-like conditions, and a better chance of a long and healthy life.

Under the raised railway that runs through Perth's south-east is a public art project that took five months to complete and required 2,000 litres of paint. 

The new laws come into effect from today, including "fit and proper person" tests for business operators.

The number of West Australians enrolled in apprenticeships and traineeships is the lowest in five years after a post-COVID spike in numbers.

Plans to protect established trees on private property have had a setback in Perth's southern suburbs, with councillors concerned that protections may go too far.

Former WA Police officer and WA Australian of the Year Paul Litherland says he is "heartbroken" after his claim for post-service medical compensation over injuries he received in the force was denied.