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A new $250 million tutoring package in Victoria could offer lessons for Western Australia, according to The Grattan Institute fellow Julie Sonnemann.

The state opposition has doubled down on its commitment to extend Roe Highway, throwing plans for a new, land-backed port in Kwinana into doubt.

Australia should consider the importance of US investment alongside trade with China when weighing its economic relationships, according to Washington's top diplomat in Canberra.

Sean L'Estrange has been elevated to the role of shadow treasurer, replacing Dean Nalder ahead of the state election.

Basil Zempilas has rejected claims the City of Perth has banned the Salvation Army from feeding the city's homeless population, arguing nothing could be further from the truth.

Secession has again entered political discussion in WA, but how exactly would the state go about breaking away from the rest of Australia?

Site Sentry has won the award for Microbusiness of the Year at this year’s RISE Business Awards.

Dean Nalder has today expressed disdain for the political aspects of his parliamentary career while making no apologies for his leadership ambitions.

Dean Nalder has announced he will not recontest Bateman at the next state election, one week after ending his bid to succeed Liza Harvey as opposition leader.

WA will reopen its interstate border to Victoria and NSW from December 8.

Electric vehicles and a $100 million, 100MW battery will be integral to the state government’s goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

Mandurah’s largest general hospital will receive $152 million of upgrades as the facility is returned to state government ownership over the next three years.

Western Australia is still considering whether to reopen its border to Victoria, despite that state having effectively eliminated COVID-19.

Federal Agriculture Minister David Littleproud has rejected the basis of anti-dumping duties imposed by China on Australian wine imports and said the Australian government would fight the claims.

Brian Ellis and Nigel Hallett face accusations of serious misconduct in the Corruption and Crime Commission's latest report into electoral and parliamentary allowance abuse.

The state government has intensified its lobbying for full-cycle docking with a national television, newspaper and radio advertising campaign aimed at bringing the work to WA.

Could fully funding every primary school in Australia fix inequities in the education system?

Restaurants, gyms and beauty parlours will be required to keep contact registers from next month despite the state government refusing to say when WA's border will fully reopen.

Zak Kirkup has been elected leader of the opposition unopposed after Dean Nalder withdrew his candidacy earlier this morning.

Liza Harvey has resigned as leader of the opposition, just months before the state election.

News of a revived, $300 million maritime underwater tracking range comes as the federal government remains undecided on whether to bring full-cycle docking to WA.

Defence Minister Linda Reynolds has backed her department’s handling of the Afghanistan inquiry while arguing its findings did not represent most of those serving in Australia's armed forces.

The Federal Court has found Sydney-based Theta Asset Management contravened federal law by issuing defective product disclosure statements for now-defunct investment group Sterling First.

Unlawful killings and a warrior culture among defence personnel are just some of the damning allegations to be aired in the Brereton report.

The report into the Town of Cambridge has been tabled in state parliament, just weeks after the council successfully fought the state government’s ‘show cause’ notice.

The state government has said it will allow applicants for the federal government’s HomeBuilder grant scheme a further three months to commence construction.

Primewest has confirmed it will support the sale of Vitalharvest Freehold Trust to Macquarie Group.

Wages growth in WA maintained parity with the rest of the nation in the year to September, masking an otherwise anemic result for the state.

It is unclear what effect a partial reopening of WA’s border will mean for the state’s beleaguered tourism sector.

Edith Cowan University has opened expressions of interest for a lead architect and lead designer to work on its recently announced campus relocation.

Jessica Machin has resigned as West Australian Ballet’s executive director to pursue a new, as-yet-unannounced leadership role.

New modelling from the National Foundation for Australian Women has found boosting spending on childcare could add supply to the labour market, with the majority of that coming from more women entering the workforce.