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Kalamunda Fatal Crash 20 May
Perth Wounding Charges
Karakin Serious Crash
Awards Shine Light On Disability Support Workers
Joint statement – Albany puts a ring on it as major project officially opens
Stolen Vehicles And Caravans
Midland District Crime Series Arrests
Joint statement – Disaster assistance activated for WA’s Bunbury community impacted by severe storm and tornado
Perth SuperSprint Racing Fever Revs Up In Perth
Motorcycle Burglary Arrest
Mosquito-borne Virus In Gascoyne And Pilbara Regions
Iconic Ord Valley Muster Kicks Off For 2024
Massive Two-day Festival To Celebrate Western Australia
Shiploads Of Premium WA Avocados Arrive In India
Partnership to take learner driver program to new heights
Lotterywest Boorloo Heritage Festival helps draw record crowds in April
Councils Encouraged To Apply For Urban Greening Grants
Growing Aboriginal Fishing Opportunities In WA’s North
Call for organisations to deliver South West men’s behaviour change program
New laws to protect personal information of Western Australians
Community partnerships to support regional events & organisations
$20 million healthcare boost for vital East Metropolitan projects
Regional grants put elder abuse in the spotlight on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Diesel-electric truck to assist next generation of automotive workers
Cook Government releases blueprint for senior secondary pathways
Withers House Fire
Rent Reforms Begin With Ban On Bidding Wars
$100,000 to support planning for Bunbury’s vibrant town square
WA scores! Perth to host AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 matches
Justin Whalley SC appointed Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions
FADs Fishing Moves North After Southern Success
Significant funding boost for Community Languages Program
Law Reform Commission to examine guardianship system in WA
Mandurah Crowned Top Waterwise Council For Second Time
Fremantle neighbourhood crowned WA’s top waterwise development
Age no barrier to saving 14 billion litres of water in 2022-23
City Life Showcased Through REIWA Collaboration
Thyme To Garden! Community Garden Grants Blossom
Lithium-ion Batteries – Silent Threat In Our Homes
Longer trading hours for fans to enjoy football championship
Strike Force Vulcan – Results Of Season 14
State-led planning approach to future proof the UWA-QEII precinct
Multimillion-dollar boost for innovative health and medical research
Heritage Recognition For Hale School Memorial Hall
Government and Cancer Council team up to boost cancer research
Man Sentenced For Child Sex Offences
Federal Support For WA’s Resources Sector Welcomed
Every WA household to receive minimum $700 in electricity credits