United Patriots Front president Dennis Huts says he was just minding his own business when Left Action member Ayan Mohamed started yelling at him.
Tree vandals cost councils big bucks
Stirling and Vincent have both had issues with vandals.
The orphans of Shanghai
Molly Schmidt meets abandoned children and their carers as part of a series of stories from the 2016 Curtin Journalism Shanghai Study Tour.
New bike hire station for Joondalup
It will be free for the first 12 months.
Eagles ruckman Scott Lycett goes under knife
Eagles ruckman Scott Lycett said surgery went well.
The high price of progress
Laura Meachim explores the tall buildings and soft foundations of Shanghai as part of a series of stories from the 2016 Curtin Journalism Shanghai Study Tour.
Young Aussies flock to Shanghai
Kaylee Meerton reports on the expatriate scene as part of a series of stories from the 2016 Curtin Journalism Shanghai Study Tour.
Risk of death rated ‘high’ at Busselton swimming pool
And budget contraints are to blame.
Barnett now looking toward the election
After a leadership spill motion was rejected, Colin Barnett says the LNP has its sights set on 2017.
Bolton joins champions on Sandover Medal Walk
Less than 24 hours after he won the Sandover Medal, Jye Bolton has been immortalised at Subiaco Oval.
Future bleak for Australian Gum Tree
Climate change is expected to push them out of the Australian interior.
Humans kill a quarter of Perth’s Little Penguins
They’re being hit by boats, jestkis, windsurfers and other recreational craft.
Colin Barnett remains as Premier
The leadership spill motion was defeated this morning.
Tightrope walking
Masked balancing act on display at Perth Zoo.
Station-ary
Subterranean commuters await the next train in the Western Australian capital.
Liberal leadership spill this morning
We could have a new Premier by lunch time.
Nine opens new studio in the city
And their journalists are pretty excited about it.