England Cricket Considers Curfew After Ashes Loss
Following a 4-1 Ashes defeat and reports of heavy drinking, the ECB is reportedly set to reinstate a player curfew for the upcoming Sri Lanka and India tours. Read the full story.
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DanceNorth's 2026 Season Features Trio of Independent Artists
Townsville's DanceNorth announces its bold 2026 season, spotlighting three independent Australian choreographers. Discover the new works and community programs shaping North Queensland's cultural future.
Lombok's Evolution: Beyond the 'New Bali' Label
After 20 years of visits, a travel writer reveals Lombok's sophisticated new facilities while celebrating its unique identity. Discover updated travel tips, prices, and why it's worth the trip.
What the 6-7 meme revealed about kids' hidden culture
As the global 6-7 craze fades, media scholars explore what this viral, meaningless meme says about children's play, social power, and their enduring desire to create worlds that baffle adults.
Trans-Australian rail line to reopen after derailment
Crews work around the clock to restore the vital East West rail corridor after a freight train derailment in SA cut off supplies to Western Australia. Full operations expected to resume.
West Perth police pursuit ends in crash, drugs found
A dramatic police pursuit through West Perth ended in a crash, leading to the arrest of a 33-year-old man and the discovery of drugs and weapons. Read the full details.
First Nations Film Festival Returns to Fremantle
The Focus: First Nation Films festival is back at Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre on Jan 24-25. Featuring documentaries, music, and speakers like Thomas Mayo, it's a key part of Fremantle's Truth Telling program. Free entry.
The Enduring Spirit of Australian Camping
From basic tents to luxury vans, the core appeal of camping in Australia remains the same: connection, simplicity, and adventure. Discover why we still love to get away.
Sport Strengthens Father-Daughter Bonds in Australia
Discover how a shared love of sport creates powerful, lifelong connections between fathers and daughters, building resilience and cherished memories. Read the full story.
West Australian's Top Photos of 2025 Captured
Relive the iconic moments of 2025 through award-winning photography from The West Australian, featuring a 103-year-old's celebration, historic election win, and sporting triumphs. See the gallery now.
2025 Review: Moments That Stopped West Australians
From political turmoil to sporting glory and environmental challenges, we revisit the pivotal events of 2025 that defined the year for Western Australia. Read the full recap.
Test Your 2025 Pop Culture Knowledge With Our Quiz
Think you're a pop culture expert? Take our ultimate 2025 quiz covering movies, music, TV and celebrity news to prove your knowledge. Challenge yourself now!
Exploring New Norcia: A Guided Walk Through History
Join a guided walking tour of New Norcia, WA's historic monastic town founded in 1847. Discover Spanish architecture, Noongar stories, and stunning chapels. Book your tour today!
Newcastle's Own Pop-Culture Convention Announced
Newcastle is getting its own pop-culture convention, Newy-Con, at the 2025 Newcastle Show. Meet the local cosplay king behind the passion project. Free entry with show ticket.
Perth's Christmas heatwave hits 41.3C, crowds flock to beach
Perth endured its hottest Christmas Day since 2021, with temperatures soaring to 41.3C. West Australians celebrated by heading to the coast, donning festive gear to beat the extreme heat. Discover how locals and visitors adapted their traditions.
WA Travel Team's 2025 Journeys: A Festive Look Back
The West Australian's travel team reflects on a year of global adventures, from Italy's backroads to Arctic cruises, promising more authentic stories for WA readers in 2026.
Ben Duckett drunk video sparks ECB investigation
England cricket officials are investigating after a video of batsman Ben Duckett appearing intoxicated in Noosa went viral, just hours after a vow to review team drinking habits. Details here.
WA's feel-good stories of 2025: Kindness triumphs
As 2025 ends, we spotlight uplifting West Aussie stories that brought joy—from miraculous pet rescues to incredible reunions and local legends. Read the good news WA needed.
Rob Key Investigates England Cricket Team's Drinking Culture
England cricket chief Rob Key vows to investigate the Test team's drinking habits after their Ashes losses, addressing concerns over the Noosa holiday. Get the full story on the team's conduct and future.
WA Women Most Likely to Receive Bad Christmas Gifts
A new survey reveals West Australian women are Australia's most likely to receive disappointing Christmas presents. Discover the nation's gift-giving trends and what Aussies really want.
Hustle Culture Out, 'Conscious Choice' Trend for 2026
The relentless 'hustle culture' is being replaced by a new trend of conscious choices about time and energy. Discover the key shifts defining work-life balance for 2026.
US Gallium and Indium Hunt Begins in Utah Drilling Blitz
American West Metals will launch a major drill program in Utah targeting critical gallium and indium, following high-grade discoveries. Read about the push for US mineral security.
Perth Lord Mayor faces backlash over culture comments
Perth Lord Mayor Bruce Reynolds is under fire for controversial remarks about workplace culture. Can he recover from this messaging misstep? Read the full analysis.
Perth's 1950s rock'n'roll rebellion at the Snake Pit
Explore the untold story of Scarborough's Snake Pit, the 1950s Perth milk bar where bodgies and widgies defied convention, sparking a moral panic and forging Australia's first youth subculture. Discover the history.
Korean Wave sweeps Australia as Hallyu exhibition opens
Explore how K-pop, kimchi, and K-drama became a cultural tsunami in Australia. The National Museum's 'Hallyu!' exhibition traces the phenomenon from Psy to Parasite. Discover the story behind the wave.
Win $14,000 in Woolworths Gift Cards This Christmas
The West Australian's 14 Days of Christmas giveaway offers 70 chances to win $200 Woolworths eGift Cards. Find daily code words in the paper from December 6-19.
Cook labels Perth council drama 'soap opera'
WA Premier Roger Cook has labelled the ongoing turmoil at the City of Perth an 'ongoing soap opera', while backing Lord Mayor Bruce Reynolds' efforts. Read the latest.
Mayor withdraws motion to avoid council 'open warfare'
City of Cockburn Mayor Bruce Reynolds will support revoking his own motion for a workplace culture review to prevent internal conflict. Details on the political manoeuvre inside.
HR Investment: A Must for Aussie Small Business Growth
Discover why investing in human resources is essential for Australian small businesses to attract talent, reduce turnover, and drive sustainable long-term growth. Learn the key strategies.
US Influencer's Bunnings Sausage Sizzle Stunt Splits Aussies
American YouTuber James Charles tried a Bunnings sausage sizzle, calling it 'just a hot dog.' His viral video has sparked a fierce debate among Australians about a beloved cultural icon. Read the full reaction.
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