People who are sleeping rough may not be able to access a census form tonight. KATE DRINKWATER reports.
Traffic Congestion
The Greens say the Government’s public transport plan won’t ease Perth’s growing traffic congestion problems. TROY TREEBY reports.
Junior sporting assault
The West Australian Football Commission hopes the conviction of a Morley man, who assaulted a fellow parent, will show that violence at junior football games won’t be tolerated. MITCHELL WOODCOCK reports.
Media suicide guidelines
A crisis support group has welcomed new media guidelines for the reporting of suicides, as EMMA KAUFFMAN reports.
Operation Sheerness
Kensington Police are about to start a month-long program to combat anti-social and violent behaviour at local railway stations. HANUSIA GOY reports.
Eastham's High Hopes
Some 10,500 athletes are expected to compete in the world’s biggest sporting event, the London Olympics, as ANNA FLANAGAN reports.
Gay Marriage Rights
Australians’ support for gay marriage has risen to 68 per cent. MARISSA WILLIAMS reports.
Perth to host 2016 WMAC
The 2016 World’s Masters Athletics Championships will boost WA tourism by showcasing 5,000 athletes in Perth, as NATASHA AFZAL reports.
Feed-in Tariff Axed
The State Government has axed its residential feed-in tariff scheme for being too popular. Energy Minister Peter Collier suspended the scheme today despite more than 65 thousand homes using it to generate […]
Jumps racing: creating legend gallopers or mistreating horses?
MITCHELL REARDON investigates the growing debate about the sport.
Breakthrough in fight to protect Langley Park
Thousands of people campaigned to get the landmark added to the heritage list, WHITNEY SLATER reports.
Peter's positive outlook inspires WA Youth Award judges
The 18-year-old man has worked tirelessly to raise awareness of people with cerebral palsy dysplasia, JASMIN STUART reports.
Opinion: parking in streets off campus
Intrepid online reporter, AMISH DESAI, investigates the ways that students are avoiding crowded university car parks and related fees.
WA welcomes direct flights to China
The State agreement with Asia’s biggest airline is expected to persuade more Chinese tourists to include the West in their Australian itineraries, as ROBERT DOUGHERTY reports.
Hip, hip, hurray, it’s Norway’s day!
Parades, costumes, marching orchestras, flag hoisting, singing and ice creams. It must have been 17 May, Norway’s biggest flag-flying day, as SUSANNA LINDBÄCK writes.
What is the future of student parking?
While many people protest against the new fees, Curtin University resists State Government pressure for even more cost rises, as JAMES HELLIWELL reports.
Queen Visits Dublin
The Queen’s trip to the Republic of Ireland today marks the first visit by a British monarch in one hundred years. JASMINE BAMFORD reports.