For Western Australia's outgoing COVID-era chief health officer Andy Robertson, the 2020 spread of the "novel coronavirus" was not the first time he had been part of story of global significance.
Brittany Higgins abandons her appeal of a WA Supreme Court finding that she defamed her ex-boss and former Liberal Senator Linda Reynolds in a series of social media posts.
A full-scale replica of the Juukan Gorge rock shelter, destroyed by mining company Rio Tinto, will be built over the remains of the original in Western Australia's north.
As a luxury new hotel opens on Rottnest Island, a new cultural precinct is hailed as an important step in paying respects to the island's dark history for Australia's Indigenous people.
As the WA government prepares to pass 'post and boast' laws targeting people who promote their offences on social media, critics say there will be implications for freedom of speech.
Police Commissioner Col Blanch says police would respond differently now if confronted with a report of domestic violence similar to the tragedy that claimed the life of Lynn Cannon. Here's what has changed.
A teenage boy charged with killing a Perth woman while riding an allegedly unlicensed high-powered electric motorbike is charged with two further offences relating to the incident.
The WA government will expand an inquiry into the safety of e-rideables to include electric dirt bikes, following the death of a 59-year-old woman in Perth.
The WA Liberal Party supports a motion to abandon a target of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, putting added pressure on Australian Opposition Leader Sussan Ley to drop the policy for the federal party