It isn’t just those who live through a shark bite who survive shark attacks.
Bite Club – for shark attack survivors
Immigration and trade are key to economy – Treasurer
But the Federal Government acknowledges there is growing unrest about Chinese investment in WA agriculture.
Space probe prepares to land on a comet
Watch the landing live here at 7.20pm tonight.
Aboriginal leaders split over call for anthem boycott
The controversial boxer wants people to turn their backs or take a knee.
Archery club destroyed by fire
Memorabilia was also lost in what started as a ram-raid attack.
After the fire
Fire-ravaged Yarloop has reopened but, for some residents, the town will never be home again.
Plan to shape future of Whiteman Park
Have your say until October 4.
True Tigers
Claremont footy club would not be the same without the support of the Dermer Duo.
WA women in League of their own
NSW and Queensland’s biggest football sport makes inroads in WA.
Migraines – they’re not just headaches
And the internet is opening up opportunities for those who suffer from the debilitating neurological problem.
WA to get a rural fire service
The State Government has accepted all 17 recommendations from the investigation into the Yarloop-Waroona bushfire.
Charges laid over body-in-suitcase murder
Police are still hunting for people who knew the victim.
Hoarders’ hidden hell
But help is at hand.
Mother distraught at order to take cross from son’s grave
But a Facebook group came to the rescue, supplying a new cross and raising money for a headstone.
The trials of adopting from China
Annabeth Bert reports on the drastic fall in adoptions from China as part of a series of stories from the 2016 Curtin Journalism Shanghai Study Tour.
Interview with an umpire
Dean Margetts reveals what it’s like to be the man in white (or green, anyway).
Get ready for the three-hour time difference to kick in
Most of the Eastern States put their clocks forward this weekend.