Rhiannon Shine

An independent review of two cases at Joondalup Health Campus finds there was inadequate communication with parents, who described feeling "disempowered" in the decision-making around their child's care.

New laws have stripped WA's environmental watchdog of its power to consider carbon emissions when approving high-polluting projects. So is the EPA now a toothless tiger?

Some of Australia's richest industrialists will be allowed for the first time to send WA's gas overseas, with the state government opening up onshore reserves to exports.

Video of a man being tackled by a Perth transit officer, breaking his collarbone, has been released by WA's anti-corruption body.

Minister Papalia walked back the comments about conditions in detention during question time in parliament on Wednesday.

The mother of a boy who died by suicide while being held in youth detention in WA says he will be deeply missed by his family and the juvenile justice system in the state is "failing all youths regardless of race".

Forced adoption survivors should be compensated, WA parliamentary inquiry recommends

The former boss of WA's Department of Justice says the death of an Aboriginal teenager in youth detention was preventable and apologises to his mother for the failure. WARNING: This story discusses incidents of self-harm and contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died.

The WA Liberal Party needs to win back the once ultra-safe blue seats that went to Labor last time if it is to become a respectably sized opposition, let alone form government. How many can they claw back?

Thousands of families fail to claim the WA Student Assistance Payment during a cost-of-living crisis and the question the state government needs to answer is — why?