Jesinta Burton

The City of Perth council has abolished its free nighttime parking incentive and upped its fees as it grapples with rising operational costs and the closure of two major car parks.

The mining billionaire has urged European governments to make Russian assets and “elite interests” pay for the war in Ukraine.

More than 220 people converged on the Boulevard Centre in Floreat on Thursday, where the WA Planning Commission held its meeting.

It’s one of Perth’s most exclusive addresses, a quaint street lined by multimillion-dollar mansions with sweeping river views and perfectly manicured lawns. But a Supreme Court row over a verge has pulled back the curtain on life on Jutland Parade.

A year-long chain of correspondence has laid bare how Ellison was able to fly without formal approval amid questions from residents, politicians and government agencies.

Embattled miner Mineral Resources and its managing director Chris Ellison have vowed to vigorously defend a class action over an offshore tax scandal that is now the subject of a probe by the corporate watchdog.

The Federation-style home has sheltered a returned soldier, esteemed surgeons and a world-renowned artist — notable West Australians who have left their mark on its timeworn walls. But none more so than the billionaire who could mark the end of its legacy.

The City of Perth council considered imposing a no-protest zone around Government House after a meeting with WA Governor Chris Dawson that remains shrouded in secrecy.

Vegan activist Tash Peterson and her partner have declared bankruptcy on Instagram, following their unsuccessful legal battle with a Perth veterinarian.

The man at the helm of developer Stockland’s WA arm talks the career he almost had, what drew him to Perth and why he’s not a fan of the ‘s’ word.