Connor McGoverne is a federal politics reporter for 9News.
The head of the peak body for the nation’s miners says it takes about 16 years between getting a project idea off the ground to a final decision and construction. AI could change that.
Perth’s most prestigious pocket overwhelmingly supports winding back property tax breaks despite being among their biggest beneficiaries, “surprising” survey results have revealed.
The match-up was set to be the first European league match played for points on foreign soil, and was in October “reluctantly approved” by the continent’s governing body UEFA.
Judges are not implementing WA’s family and domestic violence laws mandating the monitoring of repeat offenders, as the state government walks back its declaration that courts would be compelled to impose them.
Kelly North, who lived in a regional town, said she was perpetually moving between short-stay accommodations to flee her alleged attacker who left her “half-dead” through sexual assault, and doused her in hot water to allegedly ‘burn any evidence off’.
The state government is now considering a new site for a Perth maternity hospital, which could deliver up to 2000 babies a year.
Jack Beasley was killed on a night out on the Gold Coast in 2019. Since his death, his parents have dedicated themselves to tougher knife laws and education campaigns.
On the eve of an energy-focused trade mission to China and Japan, Premier Roger Cook has softened his language on the WA government’s uranium mining ban.
The council effectively overturned a decision by a judging panel to give a major literary award to a book on disgraced soldier Ben Roberts-Smith.
WA Premier Roger Cook has defended his decision to halve the wait time for former members of parliament to be remunerated on state government boards.