An investigation of Synergy’s billing bungle, that resulted in almost 3000 vulnerable customers being overcharged, will be required to report back by October.
Jessica Page
The Chief Commissioner tasked with overseeing the City of Nedlands says his experience in a mass resignation of councillors three decades ago will give him better understanding of the task ahead.
Oliver Lane
Kiama MP Gareth Ward faces an uncertain future in parliament after being found guilty of sexually abusing two young men.
Nathan Schmidt and Rhiannon Lewin
Millions of commuters could soon be banned from taking a popular way of getting around on trains, trams, and buses after concerns about safety.
Nathan Schmidt
Staff working behind the scenes managing one state’s roads, trains, and ferries have not ruled out “widespread industrial action” as 950 jobs are set to be cut.
A severe shortage of WA voices around the table at next month’s economic reform roundtable has the State’s mining industry on edge as the fight over new ‘same job, same pay’ laws revs up in the Pilbara.
It can be revealed that the Commissioner taking charge of the City of Nedlands on Thursday was previously part of another mass resignation that unseated the elected council three decades ago.
The City of Wanneroo has adopted a 3.5 per cent rates increase as part of its $353.4 million 2025-26 annual budget, which features a $132.6m capital works program, its largest ever.
Liam Murphy
A “massive issue” could change the fate of one state’s election, the Premier has warned, after a brutal report exposed a bleak reality.
Housing Minister John Carey says he can see the light at the end of the tunnel after a difficult number of years for building developers, as he marked the beginning of construction on a 110-apartment project.
The next generation of firefighting vehicles will be put to the test when the bushfire danger period kicks off in one Australian state.
Results have come back for the hundreds of children tested for sexually transmitted infections in relation to accused pedophile Joshua Dale Brown.
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The possible reopening of an unfinished “ghost station” in one major city has been described as “hokey” by a local leader.
Disruptions to households are inevitable during the construction of Western Australia’s largest energy infrastructure project according to Energy and Decarbonisation Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson.
Almost 1000 staff will be slashed from one state’s transport authority in a massive restructure.
A new image has emerged of a woman sleeping in her car while waiting for emergency treatment at one of Australia’s busiest hospitals.
Jean McLaren is the face of an aged-care bottleneck that is compounding Perth’s hospital crisis and fuelling a new fight between State and Federal Labor governments.
The Premier should put that Medicare card the PM showed off during the Federal campaign to the test.
The latest development comes after months of warning cries from locals, who have seen more than 10m of land washed away in just two months.
Inmates at a WA prison are left without showers, clean clothes, or access to fresh air with the Cook Government accused of moving too slow to address chronic overcrowding and under-staffing issues.
Charlton Hart
Financial crimes watchdog Austrac has given Perth Mint a clean bill of health, while warning the State-owned business that trading in gold remained high risk.
Cheyanne Enciso and Matt Mckenzie
A nurse at one of Australia’s busiest hospitals has made a desperate plea after disturbing images were revealed.
WA Health has put out a tender to find a provider for the department’s biggest staff engagement poll, almost two years after the former contractor went into liquidation.
Claire Sadler
Sources revealed one attendee slammed the CEO and threatened to resign on the spot.
Oliver Lane and Jessica Page
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