Dashcam captures Mitchell Freeway driver reading supermarket catalogue at 100km/h
If WA Police think Pokemon Go and smartphones are dangerous habits for people on our roads, then one fool has taken driver distraction to the extreme.
-
David Prestipino
David loves a good drop and a cracking yarn.
Huge crocodile joins sharks circling couple's boat in Kimberley region
Grandparents Keith and Marg Thomas weren't the only ones chilling in a quiet creek in WA's Kimberly recently.
Peta Fairhead's dad remembers his 'brave, gutsy, beautiful girl'
The father of young Perth mother Peta Fairhead - who died after being dumped outside a Joondalup hospital this month - has spoken about the pain of burying his "beautiful kid" and a new struggle to support her three children.
Western suburbs schools on high alert after attempted abduction
Prestigious western suburbs schools are on alert after an attempted abduction of a student in the area last Friday.
WA cruise passengers will now be able to gamble, government announces
Just another day in WA? Well, not anymore if you're on a cruise ship or touring the sights of the state.
Albany couple in 15-minute snowball fight atop Bluff Knoll
The freezing cold weather engulfing the state shows no signs of abating, with one Albany couple feeling the full extremeties atop Bluff Knoll in the Stirling Ranges.
The West Australian sheds senior journalists as profits, share price tumble
The West Australian has shed senior journalists, as the newspaper confronts a significant fall in profit in the 12 months to the end of June.
'Nasty' ATO scam targets older West Australians
West Australians are being targeted by an aggressive tax phone scam that has escalated in recent weeks.
Australia's Olympian-producing hot spot is in Perth's western suburbs
Perth's sunny weather, sporty lifestyle and big backyards have proven golden assets for Perth's Olympic athletes.
Mining boom hangover starting to bite West Australians
It is not just the Barnett government going broke in west. The hangover from the mining boom appears to be biting West Australians and local businesses, with the state recording the biggest increase in personal and business insolvencies across Australia for June.
Search pagination