Western Australia

Huawei

Huawei hits back on WA deal: 'We met security demands'

The retired navy admiral who now heads Huawei in Australia says the company was told by the PM's office it was "very welcome to participate in the project".

by Nathan Hondros

Australia's commercial fishing industry met in Perth on Wednesday for "crisis talks" about the WA government's plans for the state's rock lobster industry.

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Marine life

Australia's fishing industry calls crisis talks after rock lobster 'tipping point'

by Nathan Hondros

Sarge and General are expected to successfully float back home after being under the watchful eye of Ms Moyle.

Animals

WA wildlife carer farewells mysterious penguins as they travel home to Antarctica

by Dakshayani Shankar

WA residential property

WA family who claimed they were victims of a fire 'trash' Good Samaritan's home

by Carla Hildebrandt

Education

'A lot to learn': Oldest PhD student graduates from uni

by Sarah Makse

Opinion & Perspectives

Crisis in the Kimberley: 'Don't let this report gather dust like the 42 others'

Patrick Dodson

"The report handed down today must not join the 42 reports into Aboriginal well-being delivered over the last 15 years that simply sit and gather dust."

The end was inevitable after NAB duo annoyed royal commissioner

Stephen Bartholomeusz

Once Kenneth Hayne singled out Andrew Thorburn and his chairman, Ken Henry, from a multitude of equally-deserving peers for harsh criticism in his final report they were on shaky ground.

Hayne's toil and trouble for Morrison's election plan

Shane Wright

Banks and the economy combine for a potent brew ahead of the May election.

Politics

Huawei

Huawei hits back on WA deal: 'We met the PTA's exacting security demands'

The retired navy admiral who now heads Huawei in Australia says the company was told by the Prime Minister's office it was "very welcome to participate in the project".

by Nathan Hondros

Updated

Marine life

Australia's fishing industry calls crisis talks after rock lobster 'tipping point'

Representatives from Australia's commercial fishing industry met in Fremantle on Wednesday for crisis talks prompted by the state government's controversial rock lobster plan.