WA home burglaries a national high

Speaking about WA's high burglary rate, Police Minister Liza Harvey says "West Australians have had enough". Picture: File image Source: News Limited WA homes are more likely to be broken into than properties in any other state, according to...

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Inexperience kills on WA mine sites

New Zealander Wayne Fowlie with wife Raewyn and with family members was killed in February after an underground rock fall at Central Norseman Gold's Harlequin mine in the Goldfields. Source: Supplied. Source: Supplied ONE in two workers killed...

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What worries kids: self image a primary concern

YouthCare chaplain Helen Hames at Hawker Primary School in Warwick. Picture: Theo Fakos Source: News Corp Australia PRIMARY school students are twice as worried about their self image as their high school peers, WA research shows. Primary...

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Historic beams halt quay work

The works down at Elizabeth Quay have uncovered what could be a very old jetty. Workers have uncovered some very old wood pillars. Source: News Corp Australia Men's Shed overseer measures a wood pylon. Source: News Corp Australia WORK...

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MPs slam Rinehart's ‘entitlement’ views

Gina Rinehart's criticism of Australia's "entitlement" mentality has drawn return fire. Picture: File image Source: Supplied AS she predicted, Gina Rinehart's criticism of Australia's "entitlement" mentality has drawn return fire, with left...

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Woman admits fertility fraud

A Perth woman has admitted to forging her estranged husband's signature so she could use a stored embryo to get pregnant. Picture: Think Stock Source: News Limited A PERTH woman has admitted to forging her estranged husband's signature so...

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West Coast sticking by jailed Newman

THE career of West Coast footballer Murray Newman could be in doubt after he was found guilty of grievous bodily harm. WEST Coast is standing by footballer Murray Newman, who is spending his first night in jail after being...

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Pistorius said ‘it’s fine’ after shots

Oscar Pistorius has shielded his ears as he heard evidence about attempts to save Reeva Steenkamp's life. The accused ... Oscar Pistorius, second right, arrives at the high court before the start of the fifth day of his...

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Roadblock for family’s safety fight

The family of a teenage mother to be killed in a car accident near Brookton plea to save other young lives on our roads. Stacy Dunbar has requested safety barriers on Hester Avenue to reduce the risk of any vehicle...

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Bid to kill shark laws on technicality

A tiger shark caught on a drum line. Activists have launched a legal challenge to have the shark catch-and-kill laws overturned. Source: AFP THE WA Government has tried to "carve out its own island of immunity" by exempting itself from its...

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‘Corby tried to take her life twice’

Indonesia's justice minister says he may revoke Schapelle Corby's parole after watching her TV documentary. In an interview for Seven's Sunday Night, Mercedes Corby talks to Mike Willesee about Schapelle and...

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Buswell away due to ‘health issue’

Premier Colin Barnett says Treasurer Troy Buswell is away on personal leave due to a health related issue. PREMIER Colin Barnett says Treasurer Troy Buswell is away on personal leave due to a "health related" issue. ...

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Treasurer absent on ‘personal leave’

WA Treasurer Troy Buswell who is on indefinite personal leave. Source: News Limited THE State Government's planning for the crucial May Budget has been thrown into turmoil, with Treasurer Troy Buswell taking indefinite "personal leave". ...

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Girl, 16, loses feet in train horror

A 16-year-old girl has lost her legs after she was struck by a train near Perth's city centre. A teenage girl, 16, had both feet severed when she was struck by a train late last night at McIver station in the city....

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15 reasons these were the best Oscars ever

Ellen DeGeneres: host of Oscars, provider of pizzas. Source: Supplied The happiest, most fun Oscars ceremony ever? That seems to be the general consensus. Polls have overwhelmingly voted Ellen DeGeneres as the host with the most. Academy...

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Pistorius trial: Witness ‘heard screams’

The Oscar Pistorius murder trial is set to begin with the Olympian facing a life sentence if convicted. Trial begins ... South African amputee Olympian sprinter Oscar Pistorius (left) arrives, watched by June Steenkamp...

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Chef puts blame on posh prices

Celebrity chef Anna Gare. Source: Supplied WA's "ridiculously expensive" food is one of the main issues fuelling obesity, celebrity chef Anna Gare says. Speaking to The Sunday Times as part of the Get Active Get Healthy campaign, Gare said...

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‘Mad heat proof of climate change’

Sisters Ange and Steph Coote with dog Ila, watering their veggie patch, which they've had to water tirelessly every day through the dry and hot Perth summer. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Source: News Limited THE weather bureau says Perth's record-smashing...

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Law to target professional beggar gangs

People walk past a beggar in the Perth CBD. Source: News Corp Australia A CRACKDOWN on begging in Perth is being planned amid fears a syndicated cartel of professional beggars is operating on the city's streets. Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi...

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Beds face axe at major hospital

Opposition health spokesman Roger Cook. Source: News Limited Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. Source: News Limited BOSSES at one of Perth's major hospitals have angrily defended their decision to reduce its number of beds and staff, saying...

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