Davallia Primary School fire deemed to be arson.
Demountable classroom destroyed in fire in Duncraig
Wear blue to help men feeling blue
Community encouraged to wear support men’s mental health for Blue Shirt Wednesday.
‘Brave’ teen saves brother from house fire
Family of six escape burning home, as teenage girl smashes window to free her younger brother.
WA Police use ‘bait cars’ to catch car thieves
WA Police mimic tactic used in Canada and the United States to trap car thieves.
Odd socks to help mental health
Mental health advocates urge WA community to break the stigma.
Prescribed burns blanket Perth in smoke
Prescribed burns cause smoke on the Kwinana Freeway.
New rare plant guide app to shape conservation in Pilbara
New smartphone app identifying rare plants in the Pilbara announced today.
ACT legalises ride-sharing, as WA tests water for reform
Uber Australia welcomes the ACT Government’s decision to regulate ride-sharing services and calls on West Australians to “tweet” Premier Colin Barnett to lobby for similar law changes.
Ultralight plane deaths ‘extremely rare’: flight instructor
The accidental death of a 62-year-old man is rare and recreational planes are still safe, says flight instructor Paul Coffey.
Perth talent goes begging
Mixed reviews for children’s theatre as employment option for Perth actors.
Bent not broken
Living with scoliosis, which has a long waiting list for surgery.
Call for better safety for cyclists as another rider injured
Man charged after a 56-year-old male cyclist hit in Kwinana Beach this morning.
Bushfire grants to help prepare communities
Local communities can now apply for grants of up to $50,000 to help counter fire threats.
Perth-Melbourne airfare prices soar for AFL Grand Final
WA football fans left seething as Qantas and Virgin raise flight prices for grand final weekend.
56 candidates for Canning
Elections for city’s first democratically elected council in three years to be hotly contested.
Workplace bullying victim sacked for complaining
A young Perth TAFE student has lost his apprenticeship after complaining about violent workplace bullying attacks.
WA synchronised swimmers splashed with success
A record five WA girls are going to Rio after winning spots on the Australian Olympic Synchronised Swimming team.