Jessica Warriner

Shutterbugs and stargazers were directing their eyes and their lenses upwards at the Aurora Australis, with the iridescent sky show detected from southern and central Australia on Friday night.

Construction industry bodies are warning thousands of workers will be needed to meet demand across the state.

The death of Tricia, the oldest elephant to be cared for by a zoo in Australasia, will spark change in the small elephant family at Perth Zoo.

As West Australians learn to live with COVID-19, fewer people are getting booster shots. But experts say it’s not the time to become complacent.

With WA’s Indigenous vaccination rate sitting 25 per cent below the overall state figure, there are serious concerns about how vulnerable communities will cope with an expected surge in COVID cases.

With less than 24 hours notice, many Perth and Peel venues had to interpret the new public health rules and figure out how to enforce them with customers.

Woodside CEO Meg O'Neill says the Scarborough gas project is important to meet the world's energy needs as protesters gather outside the company's Perth offices.

Sign language for key words is being taught to a group of elderly people at a retirement village to improve communication and quality of life.

As Perth councils grapple with looming deadlines on landfill capacity, questions remain over what will happen to the hundreds of thousands of tonnes of rubbish being generated by households.

On the banks of Lake Joondalup, about 30 kilometres north of Perth’s CBD, Joondalup’s town centre was master-planned from the ground up. Three decades on it’s Perth’s satellite city success story.