Diversity meets comedy in groundbreaking TV pilot
Two friends have turned their university adventures into a new pilot for the ABC
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Leavers set for big Bali party
Thousands of Australian school leavers will be packing their bags tonight as they get ready to head to Bali tomorrow.
Investigation into Bedfordale body discovery continues
Homicide detectives are still investigating the discovery of a body in bushland south-east of Perth this evening. The identity of the body and how long it has been there for are still unknown.
WA family struggles after mum’s crash
A moment of inattention behind the wheel has left a Perth mother and her family with a lifetime of hardship.
Cuddly Dino a one-person dog
Six-year-old Dino is sweet and loyal but doesn’t like to share attention.
Opinion: New Karratha landfill cells expand waste range
Mayor Peter Long outlines the benefits of two new Class 3-rated landfill cells installed at the 7 Mile Waste Facility.
Beer and beef festival returns to Dampier
Brew and the Moo added a family event this year and drew about 1700 people to Dampier over two days.
Gumala wins big regional work contracts
The company has won tenders with Rio Tinto, BHP, the Shire of Ashburton and Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.
State team pick a milestone for Karratha basketball
11-year-old KBA player Jordi Perry has been selected for the Basketball WA Country under-14 women’s team.
Woodside and North West Alliance extend partnership
Woodside regional logistics manager Aaron Porteous said NWA provides a world-class service critical to the ongoing operation of their facilities.
Tony Galati musical to debut at Fringe World 2019
The full program of 700 shows has been released.
Peg’s Creek Crabs coast to a win against Baynton Lions
Peg’s Creek Crabs, Wickham and Rec Club won their games in round four of the WPCA 40/40 competition.
Metronet gets the green light
The nation’s infrastructure tsar has given the green light to two key elements of the State Government’s Metronet plan.
Drug tests for Perth Zoo, Rottnest and Kings Park staff
Workers at Perth Zoo, Rottnest Island and Kings Park are to be drug and alcohol tested from next year, prompting union concerns about the need for such an “intrusion into people’s privacy”.
Healthcare group invests $50m in cancer centre
Hollywood Private Hospital will spend $50 million on what it claims will be the State’s first private one-stop cancer centre.
Todd’s Bachelorette heartbreak
Re-living the heartbreak wasn’t easy for the Perth Bachelorette contestant