Man charged with GBH over Silver Sands alleged 'coward punch' attack
A 27-year-old man from Madora Bay has been charged with grievous bodily harm over an alleged "coward punch" attack at a Mandurah pub that left a man fighting for his life.
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Heather McNeill
After working in the Pilbara, Heather decided to head back to the big smoke
Qantas plane towed from Perth Airport runway after emergency landing
Two people have been taken to hospital after a Qantas Link plane was forced to make an emergency landing at Perth Airport on Friday morning.
Perth in for a wet long weekend
Perth is bracing for a wet long weekend with forecasters predicting low temperatures and rain until Tuesday.
Homeswest considering 'P-plate' leases to weed out bad tenants early
Public housing tenants who don't pay rent or respect their home and neighbours within the first six months of their lease could face immediate eviction following the successful trial of a probationary tenancy program in Fremantle.
'Just like a service': WA's new drink-driving lock-out laws explained
Motorists caught driving with a blood-alcohol reading more than three-times the legal limit, and repeat drink drivers, will - come October 24 - have to have an alcohol lock-out system installed in their vehicle.
Man smashes car into front bedroom of Beeliar home
A man in his 20s has been taken to hospital after his car ploughed into a Beeliar home on Thursday night.
Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi 'refuses' to speak on Radio 6PR's Drive
Radio 6PR has accused City of Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi of refusing to be interviewed on the talkback station after she was heard telling ABC Radio she won't go on its "opposition's" show.
Young pilot walks away from plane crash in Wheatbelt
A young pilot has survived a plane crash in the Wheatbelt region on Thursday morning.
WA men busted at Perth Airport with $4m meth in luggage
A 27-year-old WA man has been arrested at Perth Airport after WA Police allegedly discovered $4 million worth of methamphetamine in his luggage.
WA Police Union calls for 'right to ram' during pursuits
Calls from the WA Police Union for police to be given the power to ram cars off the road during pursuits have been shut down by Acting Police Commissioner, Gary Dreibergs, who says the move would be too risky.
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