Leaders gather in Tasmania for the anniversary.
Setting the record straight
Fremantle shop owner keeps vinyl spinning into the future.
East Timor’s first president slams Australia over oil field
Xanana Gusmão urges Australia to give up its claim on oil in Timor Sea.
Smoking ban for Cottesloe beach
Cigarettes to be outlawed by next summer.
Perth’s first bike boulevard for Mt Hawthorn
Plan will give cyclists priority use of Shakespeare St.
WA Paralympian qualifies for Rio
Brant Garvey didn’t learn to run until he was 28.
Has a WWI footy mystery been solved?
Claremont man Barry Wrightson revealed as a possible relative of footy-playing war heroes
Armadale suprise Sorrento in FFA cup
Just two State League teams are left in the WA leg of the FFA Cup.
Wet Anzac parade still draws a crowd
Even fears of a terror plot couldn’t keep them away.
Gosnells supermarket hit by ram raid
Police are investigating.
40,000 attend Perth dawn service
The service was broadcast on four big screens in Kings Park.
Justice Minister urges Aussies to attend Anzac services
The plea comes after a 16-year-old boy was arrested on terrorism charges in Sydney.
Soldier remembers naked gunner who defended Darwin
Springing from his shower, “Darkie” Hudson shot down a Japanese plane.
Restaurants add flavour to Elizabeth Quay
Elizabeth Quay is expected to attract greater numbers of visitors with the opening of two new eateries.
Waroona fire appeal tops $8 million
Generous donations are helping recovery efforts in fire-damaged towns.
Brookfield preferred bidder for new museum
The state government is starting exclusive negotiations for the new museum project.
Gardening in the city
Man plants rosemary in community plot.