Peter Kennedy

Media power has become too concentrated in WA and could be leveraged for commercial interests, former Liberal leader Mike Nahan warned in his valedictory speech on Tuesday.

Either major party may face the loss of a notable name under new redistributions that have left WA with one less federal seat.

The state's public sector workers who have had to accept flat annual pay increases of $1,000 a year for the past four years will have to get used to it.

Premier Mark McGowan's decision to give every household a $600 credit on their power bill will undoubtedly be a great vote winner, but comes with issues.

Mark McGowan’s stance on hard border closures is politically popular at home, but let’s not lose sight of the bigger picture.

A Bill to tighten rules around political donations to WA campaigns is likely to further anger businessman and one-time politician Clive Palmer.

The palace letters have reopened some old wounds about the Whitlam dismissal.

Whether as a stepping stone to higher duties or a role post-politics, local government provides an opportunity to serve.

The WA government has provided millions in taxpayers’ money without appropriate transparency and accountability.