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The state government is planning to expand Casuarina prison with a new health precinct with accommodation for specialised care.

Anthony Albanese has announced his 23-person cabinet with some major responsibilities for Western Australians in the outer ministry.

Activ Foundation is calling for government funding to cover the costs of operating its supported employment worksites for the next three years to help its 700 employees transition.

The prime minister is flying to Perth on Saturday ahead of a diplomatic mission to Indonesia.

Crown has been handed an $80 million fine by the Victorian gambling watchdog and warned there could be more to come as the fallout from the Royal Commission continues.

The Australian Nursing Federation's Mark Olson calls time on a 24-year reign.

David Littleproud to lead the Nationals after Barnaby Joyce gets dumped. Peter Dutton elected Liberal leader unopposed

WA’s daily COVID case numbers remain on a downward trajectory, with 6,649 new infections and four historical deaths reported overnight.

The Sweeter Banana Co-operative and Geraldton Fishermen’s Co-operative will expand their operations after obtaining $2.55 million in loans from the state government.

Daily COVID cases in Western Australia have dipped for the second consecutive day, with under 10,000 new infections reported and 11 historical deaths.

Attorney General John Quigley says David Malcolm Justice Centre was, in part, "a failing".

Curtin has succumb to the teal wave with Kate Chaney claiming victory in the blue-ribbon seat in Perth's western suburbs.

The City of Perth and the state government are at odds again over the anticipated public swimming pool as part of the $100 million WA Cricket Association redevelopment.

Roger Cook will jet off to East Java this weekend for what will be his first trip to WA’s sister state since taking on the state development and tourism portfolios.

Daily COVID cases in WA have dipped overnight, with the total count of active cases in the state also in decline, but the number of hospitalisations has risen.

The state road authority’s 50-year-old East Perth headquarters will join a host of protected Western Australian landmarks after being added to the government's heritage register today.

It might be out of the incoming treasurer playbook, but Jim Chalmers says the budget is in bigger trouble than we've been told.

Western Australia has recorded a slight jump in daily COVID cases with 12,419 new infections reported overnight but a decline in the total number of active COVID cases in the state.

WA has recorded more than 12,100 new COVID cases overnight, with six historical deaths reported, but the number of active infections statewide continues to decline.

Companies have an opportunity to attract talent with improved parental leave policies.

In a post-federal election spray, Premier Mark McGowan attacks Peter Dutton's intellect and calls for an end to hostilities with China.

WA has recorded another dip in COVID cases overnight, with just over 10,000 new infections and no deaths reported.

Swan, Hasluck, Pearce and Tangney have fallen to Labor as Anthony Albanese is set to become Australia’s 31st prime minister.

ANALYSIS: The prime minister has made WA the target of his final full day on the campaign trail. Was it a desperate attempt to hold on to three seats, or did he just need to shore up support?

Adrian Fini has doubled down on the merits of his $280 million Smiths Beach plan amid opposition, calling on the environmental regulator to conduct the most rigorous review possible.

A rescaled version of a 63-hectare recreation precinct has been endorsed after a blowout of $17 million on top of the $20 million state government funding.

WA has recorded another 15,205 COVID cases and five historical deaths overnight, with the number of active cases across the state now just shy of 90,000.

Governments’ obfuscation is a major factor behind the public’s frustration with politics and politicians.

The City of Nedlands will be requesting a two-month extension to plan its next move over the fallen Tawarri deal, which has been described by the Lands Minister as risky “flip-flopping”.

St John WA could take up to six weeks to respond to a report which recommended the state government bring ambulance services in-house if the non-profit could not improve operations within five years.

Fire, police and health officers have been dispatched to St John HQ over the death of a Perth grandmother.

The state's auditor-general has found "significant weaknesses" in the COVID-19 contact tracing system, including allowing unnecessary and excessive access to personal information.