Rebecca Trigger

Two men are released on bail after facing court over an alleged threat to behead West Australian Premier Mark McGowan and his family.

Notorious former public servant Paul Whyte began the web of deception that led to him stealing $27 million from the Department of Communities almost as soon as he started working there, a CCC hearing is told.

New homebuyers are among some of the worst hit by a perfect storm of rising interest rates and cost of living, market analysis shows.

After residents overwhelmingly opposed plans to open a dementia respite centre on a quiet suburban street in Perth’s north, local governments are scrambling to set policies that could shape the future of health care in our suburbs.

Aboriginal families in Perth’s east are afraid to let their children walk the streets after an Indigenous teenager was allegedly bashed to death while walking home from school with friends. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following article contains images of a person who has died.

Homicide detectives are asking for help to establish the last known movements of 25-year-old Koongamia woman Helen Solomon Marsuk, after her body was found in a South Fremantle harbour on Sunday.

Dr Anthony Bell is acquitted of assaulting his wife during an argument over another woman last year, as the judge suggests Rabia Siddigue had “engaged in a vendetta” against her husband.

The man who helped launch a fresh search for clues in a homicide investigation in the West Australian outback is hopeful his work might lead police towards answers.

It’s hard to fathom the tragedy of a ten year old boy’s suicide in the keeping of the Western Australia Government. His death has raised concerns about the capabilities of the child protection system responsible for his wellbeing. Surging numbers of children have been taken into care over the past two decades in Western Australia.