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The finders, two metal-detecting enthusiasts from Shark Bay on the north-west coast, will auction their “world treasure” with a reserve price of $100,000. → Read More
We can’t afford to bury our heads in the sand. Here are some easy, cheap and practical ways you can curb even the most rampant plastic consumption habit. → Read More
WorkSafe WA Commissioner Darren Kavanagh said any work-related death was a tragedy, and relayed his sincere condolences to the man’s family and colleagues. → Read More
Alessandro Carciotto has been working with coffee his whole life, and he is deadly serious about it. In fact, the only people more serious are his customers. → Read More
We have lived in apartments before. We now live in a tiny villa with a toddler. We need to upsize and were considering apartments. But they don’t consider us. → Read More
Some of Perth and Fremantle’s most recognisable historic buildings are getting decidedly modern fit-outs and parents are signalling wholehearted approval. → Read More
The Perth dog markets are out of control. Before people go falling in love with that fluffy little face, they need to ask themselves some harder questions. → Read More
Six weeks ago I committed to make public my personal research process about how to select a school for my son. I really wish my findings had been different. → Read More
WAtoday has uncovered an example of the obscure, contradictory reporting that self-regulating ‘recyclers’ feed regulators and the public, often with no questions asked. → Read More
What are the laws and agreements that are meant to protect Indigenous heritage? How can they be improved? And are laws enough? → Read More
Shy dugongs, sea turtles and ancient, rocky microbes are all found among our seagrasses and mangroves. But why are politicians interested in these ocean meadows now? → Read More
Over the past 10 years, each Australia’s three most important marine sites has seen a catastrophe. And recent wild weather signals history repeating. → Read More
Multiple doctors were off sick at the time the little girl was dying – but authorities have warned against leaping to conclusions about what caused her death. → Read More
The minister has been under fire over months of escalating reports of rocketing ambulance ramping and doctors warning that a tragedy was only a matter of time. → Read More
Planners say CBD skyscraper height is appropriate for a major activity centre. Locals say not – and add that the activity centre plan hasn’t even been done. → Read More
Architects say the stimulus encouraged sprawl and caused costs to skyrocket; the Greens called it a wasted opportunity and renewed calls for a Perth urban boundary. → Read More
Perth-based Woodside rejects the blame for the national job loss figures, but questions remain over the role gas plays in the nation’s economy and workforce. → Read More
There have been three costly plans reach advanced stages for this large, prime land parcel in Perth’s northern suburbs, but governments can’t seem to finish them. → Read More
Appeals against the projects argued that significant new carbon pollution would cause climate change WA could no longer afford. But the government disagreed. → Read More
The government hasn’t finished enshrining the regulations to be placed on the fledgling fracking industry in this state, but resource companies are ready to go. → Read More