A free screening in Rockingham hopes to educate locals on the draft policy.
Movie delivers message about single-use plastic
Traders ready for ATE show
The Australian Tourism Exhibition will see key international players see what Perth has to offer.
Why the Night Noodle Markets are good for business
Popular food market event helps boost businesses in Elizabeth Quay.
Search for missing kayaker continues at Point Peron
Strong winds have hampered efforts to find Stephen Angel, who was last seen yesterday morning.
#womeninscience breaking barriers
Curtin University hosted a forum to inspire female researchers to pursue a career in science.
Drivers commit suicide in truck crashes
New figures show more than one third of fatalities in crashes involving a truck and at least one other vehicle are the result of suicide.
Glory wary of Mariners
Even though the league leaders hold a 41-point advantage over the competition’s worst team.
Brendon Santalab announces retirement
The Perth Glory forward plans to hang up his boots after 20 years of football.
Southern River fire contained
The green waste blaze threatened local hockey facilities.
Vogue names Kings Park one of the best in the world
WA’s Kings Park now recognised world-wide.
Spud-tacular! Spudshed returns to Spearwood roots
Shoppers flock to the new Spearwood Spudshed for free potatoes.
Show of Force in city
Global Rapid Rugby is rugby’s answer to shorter format sports such as AFLX and the Big Bash.
Perth’s leap in liveability
Perth has climbed from last place in the rankings.
Unemployment drops but not for full-timers
More part-time work offsets a drop in full-time positions.
WA rail: ‘It’s not a bidding war’
Shorten to inject another $150 million into WA Metronet if elected.
Shame set in stone
Victims of forced adoption have been commemorated in Victoria Park.
Fortescue joins self-driving race
From trucks to cars, a bold leap into future tech.