Guns, drugs seized in major Perth police raid
WA Police have seized firearms and a large quantity of drugs in a Nollamara raid, charging two people. The operation targeted high-harm offenders in the Mirrabooka district.
Category : State Politics
Daniel's Law: Qld Public Sex Offender Register Live
Queensland's landmark public sex offender register is now live, providing details of nearly 4000 convicted paedophiles. Learn how to access the tiers of information responsibly.
Mike Smithson's Top 10 State Political Moments of 2025
As the year ends and an election looms, columnist Mike Smithson recaps the most remarkable moments in Australian state politics for 2025. Read his full analysis here.
WA Govt 2026: Commuter Savings, Council Reform
WA's 2026 transport changes will save commuters money while tackling council dysfunction. Get the details on the state's new cost-of-living and governance measures.
Jessica Page's 2026 WA Premier Bid Against Roger Cook
WA Labor MP Jessica Page signals a potential 2026 leadership challenge to Premier Roger Cook. Will internal tensions and policy debates shape the future of the state government?
Men charged after shark heads dumped at minister's office
Two men face trespass and drug charges after allegedly dumping 200kg of shark heads outside Fisheries Minister Jackie Jarvis' office in protest of WA's demersal fishing ban. Read the full story.
Just 32 boat skippers tested under new $550k WA law
WA's new marine alcohol laws have seen just 32 skippers breath-tested in a year, costing taxpayers over $550,000. Questions arise over the program's effectiveness and cost.
Fish Head Protest Leads to Arrests in Margaret River
Two individuals were arrested for a fish head protest outside the Margaret River Fisheries office. The incident highlights tensions over commercial fishing practices in WA.
2025 Review: WA Health Crisis, Defamation Case, Ozzy Bond
A look back at a tumultuous 2025 in Western Australia, featuring a major health system crisis, a landmark defamation victory for Senator Linda Reynolds, and the passing of iconic couple Ozzy and Eileen Bond. Read the full recap.
1300 WA Housing Lots Idle for Over 10 Years
More than 1300 new housing lots in Western Australia remain undeveloped, over a decade after the state government first announced the plans. Discover the delays and political fallout.
Gnarabup development approved after appeal knockbacks
WA Environment Minister Reece Whitby greenlights a 12-unit development in Gnarabup, rejecting nearly all appeal claims. The decision highlights tensions between tourism growth and coastal protection in the Margaret River region.
Basil Zempilas sets sights on 2029 WA state election
Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas reveals his ambition to run in the 2029 Western Australian state election, declaring political life doesn't scare him. Read his full plan.
Dozens arrested across Perth on scorching Christmas Day
More than 30 people were arrested across Perth on a sweltering Christmas Day for offences including assault, burglary, and driving crimes. Discover the full details of the festive police blitz.
Perth Jewish leader says PM not welcome at synagogues
A prominent Perth Jewish leader has declared Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unwelcome at local synagogues, citing his government's position on the Israel-Hamas war. Read the full story.
Zero tolerance for 'bashing day' threats at Cronulla
NSW Police issue a stern warning and enact a 14-day ban on public assemblies across Sydney after alleged social media calls for violence at Cronulla Beach. Full details on the response.
Police warn 'zero tolerance' over Cronulla 'bashing day' threat
NSW Police issue stern warning after a man allegedly incited violence at Cronulla Beach. New powers ban public assemblies across Sydney for 14 days. Read the latest.
Gorman Backs Royal Commission After Bondi Protest Disgust
WA Labor MP Patrick Gorman expresses disgust at post-Bondi protests in Perth, backing PM Albanese's call for a royal commission into domestic violence. Read his full statement.
NSW Passes Australia's Toughest Gun Laws After Bondi Attack
Following the Bondi terror attack, the NSW government has passed decisive legislation for gun control and protest limits. Read why public safety must come first.
State Leaders Deliver Christmas Messages of Peace
Premier Peter Malinauskas and state leaders share heartfelt Christmas messages, reflecting on peace, compassion, and family values for the festive season.
Perth man charged over alleged online anti-Semitic hate
A Perth man faces court accused of spreading anti-Semitic material online following a public tip-off to WA Police. Read the full details of the investigation and charges.
WA Labor's Budget List Sparks Hypocrisy Claims
Jessica Page accuses Rita Saffioti of hypocrisy over a pre-Christmas budget wishlist. The Opposition slams the government's spending priorities ahead of the 2025 state election.
Perth's Serie A bid fails, but sporting reputation intact
Perth's ambitious bid to host a Serie A match has been officially rejected. WA's Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti insists the state's reputation as a premier sporting destination remains strong. Discover the details and what's next.
New WA Electoral Commissioner Appointed After Resignation
Western Australia names its new Electoral Affairs Commissioner following Robert Kennedy's dramatic resignation. Get the full details on the appointment and its implications for state politics.
Thousands sign petition against WA demersal fishing ban
A petition with over 10,000 signatures demands a parliamentary inquiry into WA's demersal fishing ban. The Cook Government prepares to defend the controversial policy in court.
Minns Rushes New Gun and Hate Speech Laws to Parliament
NSW Premier Chris Minns recalls parliament to push through sweeping firearm reforms and bans on terrorist symbols following the Bondi Beach mass shooting. The legislation faces political opposition.
WA Labor's $46m secret expert advice spend slammed
WA's Labor government spent $46.4m on external consultants in just 10 months, with the opposition slamming the 'alarming' outsourcing rate. Read the full breakdown.
Minns Demands Royal Commission After Bondi Massacre
NSW Premier Chris Minns calls for a royal commission into the Bondi terror attack and announces new laws banning hate symbols. A national day of reflection is planned.
Cook Government to Toughen Hate Crime Penalties
The WA government announces plans to increase penalties for hate crimes and introduce new offences, responding to community calls for stronger action against prejudice-driven violence.
WA Building Contract Laws Set for Major Consumer-Focused Reform
The WA government is drafting new building contract laws to protect consumers and reform the troubled construction industry. Learn about the key changes and what they mean for you.
Thousands of Water Bills Incorrect Due to Meter Fault
Water Corporation is forced to adjust thousands of customer bills after discovering systemic meter misreads. Find out if you're affected and what to do next.
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