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A Qantas flight from Melbourne has had to make a priority landing in Perth after its pilots were forced to turn off one of the plane’s engines.
Key concessions to the Albanese Government’s ‘ute tax’ have been signed off by Federal Cabinet, in a bid to stave off a political backlash from car makers, dealerships and the Opposition.
Premier Roger Cook has confirmed that homes have sadly been lost in the bushfire raging through Peel’s south-west region.
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A suspicious bushfire in Perth’s south east has been downgraded to a watch and act alert almost 10 hours after the raging blaze was first reported.
Federal Police have been asked to investigate after activists defaced artwork on the wall of Federal Minister Madeleine King’s office.
A technical error dating back to 2013 has resulted in Labor reissuing visas to the 149 non-citizens released from immigration detention in November.
An emergency-level bushfire warning is in place for people in the Perth Hills as an out-of-control bushfire rages.
The heartbroken mother of a young woman allegedly murdered in an ‘unprovoked’ attack in Balga has described her daughter as being ‘full of life’ — who meant ‘everything’ to her grieving family.
Thousands of firearms have been surrendered so far under the Cook Government’s voluntary buyback scheme, with Police Minister Paul Papalia calling it an ‘incredible result’.
A guitar, just like the one immortalised in the film Back to the Future, could be the key to solving one of Australia’s most macabre murder mysteries.
Entrepreneur Naomi Cuizon Hughes-Morris has enjoyed a privileged life helping people in some of Australia’s most remote communities. But an ASIC order may now put that all under threat.
Police have found a missing family of seven who were feared to have vanished in dangerous floodwaters in WA’s Goldfields and north-west.
Tragic new details surrounding the sudden passing of WA Police officer Liam Trimmer have emerged, as a fundraising page is set up for his heartbroken family.
Microscopic water bugs are threatening to infest another mining giant as a multi-billion dollar Rio Tinto Australian iron ore expansion comes in the firing line — and not for the first time.
A new report has ranked states on their performance across 10 economic indicators. So, who came first? And who came last?