Unexpected storms in Perth this morning led to three people being struck by lightning, and caused multiple traffic incidents.
Lightning strikes thrice
Driven by history
A rare Hudson Super-Six has arrived in Perth, marking a milestone for WA’s motoring heritage.
Why so many roundabouts?
In a bid to reduce fatal T-bone crashes, roundabouts are WA’s new traffic calming trend.
Living in Success
What is in a name? Does the name a place, person or thing bears have an impact?
Pilotless air taxis?
A Boeing subsidiary wants to launch pilotless air taxis in Australia before the 2032 Olympic Games, but it hasn’t got CASA’s stamp of approval yet.
Electric blues
WA is ending its electric vehicle rebate scheme, but experts are hoping for more EV infrastructure incentives.
Turtles the Main problem
Wildlife advocates and locals are fighting to protect native snake-necked turtles from land clearing by Main Roads WA in Innaloo.
Sour Musk can’t dent electric dreams
Car company Tesla has seen a dramatic fall on the share market, but local EV experts say sales are still strong in WA.
Road laws ignored
In the face of alarming reports, the spotlight is on WA’s road safety.
Full steam ahead
As the freshly laid train tracks of the Morley-Ellenbrook line go through their final checks, residents reflect on what the line means to them.
Rex drama vexing Esperance
Six weeks after Rex Airlines went into voluntary administration the people of Esperance are anxious for news about their flying future.
SmartRider upgrade delays
Students say Perth’s public transport technology is inconvenient, as they wait for a promised upgrade to ticketing systems.
Flight-ing for change
Fly-in fly-out work is still overly stressful and fatiguing for many workers, according to support service providers.
The world can wait
A road safety campaign created by local TAFE student Jessie Smith is on display on screens across Perth.
Train overload
The opening door alarms of Perth’s newest trains are causing distress to people with disabilities, according to commuters.
Fare-ly affordable flying
The West Australian Government says its Affordable Airfare Program is now bigger than ever.
CAT bus fuss
Fremantle City Council has decided to cease running the free CAT bus service, causing community angst and sustainability concerns.