Journalism student Tiffany Verga recounts the experience of being so close to this horrific act.
Curtin student at the scene of Toronto van murders
Greens senator calls for lower voting age
Jordon Steele-John says the move could help young people better understand our democracy.
Grants for suicide prevention training
The Wirrpanda Foundation is among the groups that will receive funding.
Where to pay your respects on ANZAC Day
There’s an ANZAC day service to suit almost everyone who wants to pay their respects.
Bureau of Meteorology staff in industrial dispute
Staff at the Bureau of Meteorology are striking over an ongoing pay dispute.
One change for Eagles, two for Freo
WA’s AFL teams aren’t doing much tinkering ahead of the weekend.
South Perth pet facility needs donations
They’re seeking clean towels and bedding.
Repair Cafe to open in Mt Hawthorn
The Repair Cafe helps people to repair, not replace, their broken household objects.
Youth Week WA hits town
It’s all aimed at helping young people pursue their interests and have a voice in their community.
New waste concept a clear loser
Residents hit back at controversial “Face Your Waste” clear bin campaign.
Flying Scotsman takes on student night
A local DJ wants to ‘bring life back’ to the old Mount Lawley pub.
Planning starts on Ellenbrook rail
The METRONET team and Arup consultancy group will start work planning the new line.
Aboriginal rangers to be employed in WA’s South-West
A new government program will provide training and job opportunities in conservation work on Noongar land.
Burswood jetty berths on offer
Cruise operators and charter services are being encouraged to express an interest.
Meteor shower visible this weekend
The Lyrid meteor shower will put on its once-a-year light show for Perth.
Bush fires in the Pilbara region
DFES has issued bush fire safety notices for two fires in the Pilbara.
Get a taste of history this school holidays
The Australian Heritage Festival has kicked off and there are events across Perth this weekend.