Tuart Hill family make plea for thieves to return WWI medals before ANZAC Day
A Perth man has made a heartfelt plea for thieves to return his grandfather's World War I medals stolen from his Tuart Hill home last week.
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Heather McNeill
Heather McNeill is a Fairfax Media journalist who returned to the big smoke after a reporting stint in the Pilbara.
Perth GP showed 'breathtaking arrogance' during treatment of 10yo cancer patient
A Perth GP could lose his medical licence after he was found to have engaged in serious misconduct by encouraging a 10-year-old liver cancer patient continue to receive natural therapy treatment.
'24 inch hotdog': Perth's next big food challenge unveiled
There's another food challenge brewing in Perth with competitors this time being asked to down a 24 inch, 1.5 kilogram 'mega-dog' hotdog at the Wanneroo Markets later this month.
RSCPA inspector 'assaulted' during animal cruelty investigation
An RSPCA inspector has allegedly been assaulted after being sent to a Cardup home to investigate claims a dog had been strung up in a barn.
Aussie dance act PNAU perform surprise 21st birthday backyard gig
When Perth woman Chantal Perich emailed Australian music act PNAU to ask if they would play at her backyard 21st birthday party, even she admitted it was a bit of a long shot.
Meet the 'typical' West Australian - a 37-year-old father called Paul
A preview of Australia's 2016 Census results has revealed the 'typical' West Australian is a 37-year-old man, born in Australia with at least one of his parents born overseas.
Plane's 'suspicious substance' not hazardous: Virgin Australia
Virgin Australia has confirmed the suspicious substance found in an overhead locker of a Onslow to Perth flight is not hazardous.
Two men assisting police after shots fired in Secret Harbour
Two men, one of whom has a suspected gunshot wound, are assisting police after reports of shots being fired south of Perth on Monday.
Exploding gas bottles hamper attempts to extinguish West Swan fire
Firefighters battling to contain a shed fire in Dayton, near Caversham, are reportedly being hindered by explosions within the building.
Fremantle Docker Michael Johnson's court case delayed again over CCTV farce
Court proceedings against Fremantle Docker Michael Johnson have been delayed for a third time, as police continue to struggle to provide an uncorrupted version of CCTV footage to the All-Australian defender's lawyer.
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