Coal put on the back burner at controverisal cement plant
A Munster cement company, that is the subject of dust and odour complaints, has failed to stop burning coal three…
Hundreds hit the pavement for Busselton reconciliation walk
Busselton hosting its first Reconciliation Walk in 2022 is a reminder that reconciliation is still a significant ongoing journey.
Building crisis continues despite budget injection
Millions of dollars have been committed to assist the WA building industry in this year’s budget as the rising costs…
Climate inaction a costly legacy
While climate policy was key on election day, Australia’s lack of investment in renewables will cost taxpayers billions to rectify…
Approval bungle shelves Carnarvon artificial reef
Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been wasted on an artificial reef that cannot be legally installed off the coast…
Small tornado hits WA’s South-West
Gale force winds, that topped 100km/h, slammed into Perth Sunday night as a “small tornado” hit the Wheatbelt town of…
Perth selected as preferred city for 2027 Special Olympics World Games
The largest humanitarian event in the world, The World Games, has selected Perth as the preferred host for the 2027…
Seat of Swan elects first female in 101-year history
With almost two-thirds of ballots counted in the federal WA seat of Swan, Labor has already won back a seat…
Native plant push in bid to save dwindling water
Councils are slashing the cost of native plants in a bid for locals to save their water, as Perth’s water…
Ocean heat breaks records: WMO
Greenhouse gas concentrations and the heating, acidifcation and rise in the world’s oceans smashed the recrod books again in 2021,…