Politics
WA Housing Investment Buoyed by $2B Plan, Opposition Warns of Risks
Western Australia's housing industry welcomes $2 billion investment plan, but opposition warns of potential implementation challenges and delays.
Sports
Cousins, Judd honour lost Eagles teammates 20 years after flag
Ben Cousins and Chris Judd reunite to reflect on West Coast's 2006 premiership, paying tribute to late teammates Adam Selwood and Adam Hunter.
Lifestyle
Space-Age Tech Helps Kids with Cerebral Palsy at Move-A-Thon
About 400 people joined the 2026 Healthy Strides Foundation Move-A-Thon in Perth, showcasing technology funded by Telethon and Mineral Resources that helps children with cerebral palsy walk.
Business
Coles Bottle Shops Target Ozempic-Era Drinkers with New Strategy
Coles is revamping its bottle shops to attract weight-loss drug users, launching low-calorie and zero-sugar alcohol options to tap into the Ozempic-era trend.
Environment
Education
ANU Probes Plotting Over Leaked Texts
The Australian National University is investigating allegations of plotting and collusion following the leak of private messages among staff and students.
Illawarra Volunteers: Quiet Army Keeping Community Alive
Discover how Illawarra volunteers form a silent force sustaining community life, from emergency services to social support, highlighting their invaluable contributions.
Geelong 2026 Education Guide: Top School Offerings
Comprehensive guide to Geelong's 2026 school offerings, covering curriculum, facilities, and opportunities for students across primary and secondary education.
WA Childcare Crisis: Thousands of Places at Risk
A looming childcare crisis in WA threatens thousands of places as funding gaps and staff shortages hit providers, leaving parents scrambling for care.
First Deafblind Class in Mainstream Primary School Opens
A mainstream primary school in Tenambit has opened Australia's first dedicated class for deafblind students, marking a milestone in inclusive education.
