Artist Tusif Ahmad displays his ‘Islamic papercutting exhibition’ in wake of Christchurch attack.
Cultures unite in wake of terror
Shave the world
Curtin University’s World’s Greatest Shave event exceeds $10 000 goal.
Spearhead Kennedy to miss season opener
Star forward not available for the trip east.
Experts warn about sharing violent videos
The videos may encourage copycats, mental health experts say.
AFL returns at A-League’s expense
Will our city lose interest in the high-flying Perth Glory once the AFL rolls into town?
Celebrating Bunuru at Yagan Square
Noongar season Bunuru’s close brings attention to Aboriginal culture and traditional entertainment.
Moorditj koorda: ‘Strong friends’ with our languages
Keeping Indigenous languages alive through song and dance this Harmony Day.
Christchurch memorial held at Curtin University
Hundreds turn out in solidarity with the people of New Zealand.
Suspected fire bug strikes in Balga
Residents say petty crime is rampant in the area.
St John app could save lives
First Responder app pinpoints a sender’s location for the benefit of rescuers.
Northern suburbs to get tourism boat boost
The Duyfken is scheduled to set sail for its new home at the Aquarium of Western Australia.
Skipper excited for Honey Badger homecoming
The Western Force will take on the World XV on Friday night at HBF Park.
Fatal crash in Cooloongup
A 40-year-old male driver has died.
Search continues for mother of abandoned newborn
Authorities hope to find the mother to ensure she’s OK.
An artistic celebration of Chinese women
The Silk Road Culture Tour exhibits Chinese feminine artworks to ‘warm the world with women’s delicacy, fashion, and persistence’.
Perth students to strike tomorrow
Students around the globe will protest to encourage action on climate change.
Williams out for Dockers AFLW clash
Fremantle take on North Melbourne this Saturday for a chance at their first finals series.