Keane Bourke

A Kununurra publican who described break ins to his business as a 'Welcome to Country' resigns as the Liberal candidate for the state seat of Kimberley.

Many have promised solutions to Western Australia’s problem-plagued health system, but do any of these ideas have a chance of addressing the heart of the issue?

The timeline to overhaul WA's SmartRider system to allow passengers to pay with their phones blows out, with completion still months away.

For the first time, near real-time disclosure of political donations shows who's funding the WA election. We crunched the numbers on where the money is coming from.

With a federal election looming, a visit to Perth by both the prime minister and the opposition leader leaves little doubt there's a lot at stake in Western Australia.

In a likely precedent-setting court case involving two companies, a business that received a fraudulent invoice email is ordered to pay costs to an electrical contractor who was hacked.

A political row erupts over how the West Australian government should respond to anti-Semitism as the WA Liberals pledge $250,000 for the Jewish community to fund security upgrades if it wins the state election.

With the WA election less than eight weeks away, Labor has spent a week spruiking its tough-on-crime credentials — but experts are not convinced the state will be any safer as a result. 

Lawyers, advocates and the police union believe a WA Labor promise to put some of the state's most serious young offenders on trial within 28 days of being charged is impossible.

Housing is expected to be a key issue in next year's WA election, but experts say neither party's promises will make much difference to those struggling to get a foothold in the market.