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A resilient WA economy is the envy of the rest of Australia, the State Government says, with Treasurer Rita Saffioti to bank a $3.2 billion surplus next month and another near that level next year.
WA Treasurer Rita Saffioti expects to bank a $3.2 billion operating surplus this year – the State’s sixth in a row – but has revealed another significant blowout to Labor’s flagship Metronet project.
Parental concerns about children being ‘forced’ to attend Rossmoyne Senior High School’s prayer room by the radicalised teenager who went on to stab a stranger have been revealed in a letter to WA Police.
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Shocking details have emerged in court over the murder of Perth brothers Jake and Callum Robinson, along with their American companion Carter Rhoad.
Treasurer Rita Saffioti is expected to reveal a healthy but slimmer surplus and spending to fight inflation in the WA budget.
A terrorism expert says he expects the stabbing of an innocent bystander by a radicalised teenager who was shot dead by police at the weekend will be declared a terror incident.
The man who was stabbed by a radicalised 16-year-old boy in a Bunnings car park has spoken from his hospital bed, saying he is still coming to terms with the ordeal.
The grandparents who were allegedly bashed and robbed in their home by a detainee released by the High Court say they feel ‘sad and humiliated’ the Prime Minister hasn’t personally apologised to them.
Anthony Albanese has addressed revelations that the radicalised teen shot dead by WA Police after a stabbing attack raised the Gaza conflict in his final call to emergency services.
Homicide squad detectives have been called in to investigate another fatal stabbing, the latest in a series of deadly knife attacks around the country.
The widow of slain bikie boss Nick Martin is suing the State Government — and the man who shot her husband — for damages she says were suffered by watching her husband die.
The Federal Government is liaising with Mexican authorities to help repatriate the bodies of murdered Perth brothers Callum and Jake Robinson.
EXCLUSIVE: New details about a triple-zero call made to police by a radicalised teenager shortly before he was shot dead by officers on Saturday night are beginning to emerge.
Parents at an Australian high school are frustrated with the lack of communication over a radicalised Year 11 student who was shot dead by police.
WA’s Police Commissioner Col Blanch has conceded a radicalised teenager who stabbed a person before being shot to death by police ‘met the definition of a terrorist act’.