The mysterious disappearances of six young men amid rumours about the bikie-controlled northern drug trade has sparked a massive rewards for clues about what happened to hundreds of ‘long-term missing’ people.
Ben Harvey
Caitlyn Rintoul and Hannah Cross
A councillor who requested the City of Karratha to invest $100,000 in the preliminary investigations of developing a bike park has had their alternate recommendation passed.
Madelin Hayes
The chief executive of Pilbara Minerals has made a big pre-Christmas splurge, spending more than $1 million buying up his company’s stock.
Adrian Rauso
Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek will have 30 business days to make a call on the future of the Karratha Gas Plant after a crucial State Government approval finally arrived.
Matt Mckenzie
A proposal for the City of Karratha to advocate for a royal commission into Australia’s COVID-19 response has been denied after a motion was passed that it was not within local council jurisdiction.
The Yaandina Youth Centre kitchen was humming with busy cooks chopping, crumbing and baking earlier this week for Volunteering WA’s final corporate volunteer day of the year.
Heavy rain in the Pilbara forced BHP to evacuate personnel and pause production at a major mining hub at the weekend.
Simone Grogan and Adrian Rauso
A Karratha Senior High School student has proudly represented the Pilbara on the national stage, joining 27 other young leaders at the prestigious Australian Olympic Change-Maker National Summit in Canberra.
More than 200 young people across the Pilbara have taken part in a week-long program that aims to inspire students to become active citizens in their communities while honing skills.
Community service workers and health professionals across the Pilbara mustered together this week in support of women’s wellness and safety.
The State Government has launched a new road safety campaign targeting drink-driving as the Pilbara prepares for the busy festive season.
Katya Minns
Those who frequent a gig or two in Exmouth will know of Jimmy McGrath, a singer-songwriter whose music reflects his time spent in remote corners of the Outback.
Perth faces a youth homelessness crisis, with calls to fund four new Foyers. Current services are overwhelmed, impacting lives daily.
Kim Macdonald
Nearly $1.9 million from Labor’s $139.7m package to help sheep farmers transition away from live exports has been spent on a new advertising campaign, sparking outrage among industry leaders.
Olivia Ford
A man accused of calling a Jewish woman a ‘child killer’ in Kings Park has been revealed as a former Love Island star and promising rugby league player.
Caleb Runciman
SPECIAL REPORT: A Chinese miner says it has brought in lawyers to examine allegations some of its employees are extracting side payments from WA businesses.
Finally getting to take their baby home from Perth Children’s Hospital feels like a Christmas miracle for first-time parents Taea Pepere and Azire Dhue.
Claire Sadler
An American tourist has been subjected to vile anti-Semitic abuse and called a ‘child killer’ in broad daylight at Kings Park.
Jessica Evensen
New Christmas scrubs worn by volunteers at Perth Children’s Hospital are hoping to bring a little more joy to children that have to go in for surgery over the festive season.
An Ironman athlete faces the scary truth that he may never walk again, let alone hop back on his bike.
It is understood the house was completely engulfed with flames when they arrived just after 8am.
Former State politician Paul Brown says his “mongrel” attitude is a trait voters in WA are seeking, as he tries his hand at Federal politics at the upcoming election.
Matthew Paddick
Christmas and New Year’s Eve are around the corner, and there are plenty of events for those still looking to celebrate either occasion in the Busselton area.
Daniel Hocking
Local employees of Australia’s largest logistics provider have taken a day of strike action in Geraldton as they fight for better pay and conditions.
As we come together to celebrate the joy and spirit of the holiday season, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude to the community we proudly serve.
From a bird’s view of Shelley Beach to Christmas-themed native blooms, here are the best pics from our readers this week.
The Federal Reserve has lowered its key interest rate by a quarter percentage point, the third-consecutive reduction and one that came with a cautionary tone about additional cuts in coming years.
Jeff Cox
Nissan Motor shares surged Wednesday following a media report that the Japanese automaker is looking to merge with Honda Motor.
April Roach
The price of chocolate’s key ingredient has skyrocketed this year, prompting analysts to issue fresh warnings about extreme price volatility.
Sam Meredith
News that US president-elect Donald Trump plans to go ahead with a bitcoin strategic reserve fund has sent the cryptocurrency surging in value.
Staff Writers
Millions are being urged to prepare for another possible brutal few weeks of bushfires as communities mark five years since the Black Summer tragedy.
Aisling Brennan
The opening of WA’s Aboriginal Cultural Centre has been pushed back by at least a year.
Jake Dietsch
Aussie brewers are calling on the government to follow their UK counterparts and slash a controversial tax they say is crippling the industry.
A 21-year-old man is the latest person to die on WA roads, with another family mourning the loss of a loved one this Christmas.
Police are combing the roadside in a Perth coastal suburb in connection with an ongoing investigation into a serious brawl that resulted in a man’s death.
Cricket fans have been warned of a potentially record breaking forecast on the annual Boxing Day Test.
Clareese Packer