More than 40 posties attacked and chased by dogs in WA last year
Western Australia is one of the worst spots in the country for "posties" to get attacked and chased by dogs, with incidents slightly on the increase in WA.
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Phil Hickey
Phil joined WAtoday in late 2016 and covers crime, court and police rounds. Born in Ireland, he is a huge Manchester United fan and a devoted supporter of the St Kilda football club.
'You have hurt her heart': The devastating impact caused by WA child sex offender
The court was told the most recent set of offences meant it was the fourth time Gildersleeve had been brought to court for child sex crimes.
WWI and WWII handguns already handed in as part of national firearms amnesty
More than 60 firearms - including rare WWI and WWII handguns - have already been handed into WA Police just days into a national firearms amnesty.
Cannabis and $50k in cash seized after raids on two Perth homes
Police have seized hundreds of cannabis plants and more than $50,000 in cash after a traffic stop and subsequent raids on two Perth homes.
Inquest begins into disappearance of Broome woman 18 years ago
Police investigators believe a Broome woman who vanished 18 years ago may have been the victim of foul play, an inquest into her disappearance has been told.
Police offer $250,000 reward to find Josh Warneke's murderer
Police have offered a cash reward for information into the bashing death of Broome man Joshua Warneke, three months after the man wrongly convicted of his manslaughter was released from prison.
Police intelligence helps nab more than $590 million in drugs, $11 million in cash last year
More than 100 previously undetected money laundering targets have been identified in just the past 12 months by the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission.
Hillsborough survivor now living in Perth recounts tragic day
A Perth man who survived the Hillsborough soccer disaster says while he is somewhat relieved criminal charges are being laid, what he say that day remain with him for life.
WA police want $30 million for two new helicopters
Police are poised to ask the McGowan Government for $30 million to buy two new state-of-the-art helicopters.
Deputy NSW Police Commissioner applies for WA's top job
Deputy NSW Police Commissioner Catherine Burn has applied for the role of WA Police Commissioner.
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