Up to 60 per cent of patients could go on to live normal lives.
Perth hospitals to offer 24-hour stroke management
Foreign home-owners ordered to sell up
Another 16 homes will be sold under the latest crackdown, including two in Perth.
Ex-minister dumps on Premier’s office
Barnett’s office threatens, bullies and intimidates, Helen Morton claims.
Four-year investigation fails to count WA’s sharks
Researchers recommend a genetic analysis.
Fremantle marriage equality mural vandalised… again
The vandalism comes with the same-sex marriage plebiscite on the horizon.
Treasurer ‘backflips’ on superannuation plan
His Coalition colleagues are now behind the changes.
Hanson takes aim at Muslims
The One Nation Leader’s maiden speech included an attack on mosques, burqas and Sharia law.
Federal Government announces gun amnesty
And gun smugglers will be subject to mandatory sentencing.
Senator pleads for tighter gopher laws
His wife was run down by a gopher and now needs a hip replacement.
Gay marriage plebiscite Bill to be introduced today
Malcolm Turnbull will introduce the legislation on the one-year anniversary of his rise to power
Opposition slams ‘meagre’ water savings
WA Labor says government efforts to reduce water waste “really nothing to crow about”.
Rio’s Pilbara expansion gets the OK
The project could employ up to 500 people
Cockburn beach shacks in outer harbour line of fire
Labor’s alternative to Perth Freight Link would see small holiday community obliterated.
Bone and tissue bank receives funding
It had been heading for possible closure.
Lathlain Park set to become Eagles’ new home
The State Government will provide the money over the next four years.
Australia ‘needs a Bill of Rights’
Australian Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs says there is little protection for the rights of the most vulnerable.
Scaffidi will not resign
Deputy mayor James Limnios has called for Lisa Scaffidi to stand aside.