The man left empty-handed.
Machete-wielding man tries to rob liquor store
North Korea has only 28 websites
A change in coding allowed international access to the country’s website just for one day.
Double demerits this weekend
Have a safe long weekend and don’t blow your points.
Police seize four kilos of ice
Three men have been charged.
Colin Barnett reshuffles Cabinet after WA leadership spill
It’s musical chairs.
Perth Salvation Army major dies in South Africa
He was attacked on the streets of Malawi on the weekend.
Curtin Student Guild backs free drug testing plan
It’s all about harm minimisation, the Guild president says.
Man denied inciting woman’s viral video rant
United Patriots Front president Dennis Huts says he was just minding his own business when Left Action member Ayan Mohamed started yelling at him.
Perth Wildcats release new uniform design
It celebrates the 10-year anniversary of the club’s decision to embrace the colour red.
Opposition wants police pursuit rules reviewed
The WA Police Union have proposed a raft of new measures for dealing with them.
Tree vandals cost councils big bucks
Stirling and Vincent have both had issues with vandals.
Shanghai’s Jewish community grows
Rhiannon Arnold explores the fascinating history of Jews in China as part of a series of stories from the 2016 Curtin Journalism Shanghai Study Tour.
The orphans of Shanghai
Molly Schmidt meets abandoned children and their carers as part of a series of stories from the 2016 Curtin Journalism Shanghai Study Tour.
New bike hire station for Joondalup
It will be free for the first 12 months.
Drones could be used in police pursuits
Acting Police Commissioner Gary Dreibergs says trials are already underway.
Eagles ruckman Scott Lycett goes under knife
Eagles ruckman Scott Lycett said surgery went well.
Strung out makeup junkie steals gift card
Never post a photograph of a gift card with a barcode on it to social media.