A wooden combat spear lost in a fatal fight between an Aboriginal man and a white settler 160 years ago has been returned to its original owners, in what the families say is an act of reconciliation.
The vast West Australian Wheatbelt becomes home to a dystopian power struggle in this new Aussie video game tackling topics like survival, politics and moral philosophy.
Populations of the brushtail possum have been declining in arid regions of WA since European settlement, but scientists believe reclassifying the species could be key to its survival.
After learning to live off the land, Ballardong elder Trevor Davis is sharing his wisdom with the next generation, changing hundreds of lives and keeping young people away from the justice system.
Don Anderson was nearly killed in 1995 after he was bitten by a king brown snake at a remote WA station. He has spent three decades paying back those who saved his life.
A Toodyay landholder has been threatened with nine months' jail and a $20,000 fine for building a creek crossing in an alleged breach of the state's Aboriginal Heritage Act.
The town of Guilderton at the mouth of the Moore River welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. But the town's only cafe has closed after it changed from local hands.
At just 10 years old, Baidyn Matthews is one of a growing number of girls and women making a name for themselves in speedway — and she wants more to join her.
With its lifelike wax doll display, the Hood-Penn Museum is proving to be an
increasingly popular — if strange — tourist attraction for the small town of
Westonia.
A 23-year-old man accused of lighting a string of fires that have burned through hectares of bushland in Western Australia's Wheatbelt has been handed five more charges.
The 23-year-old is accused of lighting five fires in hot weather east of Perth on Wednesday and allegedly assaulted a police officer during his arrest.
Animal rescue groups in WA say they are being stretched to the limit with an influx of cats, dogs and other pets as they call for more people to consider short-term fostering.