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Michele Angiuli, a former restaurant owner, was fined by Perth Magistrates Court on Monday.

Perth restaurant owner convicted after kids were served mosquito repellent

The owner of an Italian restaurant in Crawley fought allegations he was responsible for his bar tender serving two children and their mother citronella instead of the Cranberry juice in 2024.

  • Rebecca Peppiatt

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Bruce Reynolds (centre) with his team (L-R) Steven Wellard, Susanna Panaia, Elle Hashemi, Lisa Ma and Liam Gobbert ahead of the election.

Reynolds lands top job in Perth as WA councils face election shake-up despite low voter turnout

Local government elections have come to a close across WA – and there have been several notable shakeups despite only 30 per cent of people turning out to vote.

  • Hannah Murphy and Holly Thompson
Labor’s plan for a Matilda Bay ferry terminal. Inset: Nedlands MP Johnathan Huston, Sailability WA vice president Graham White and UWA Boat Club president Megan Bagworth.

Troubled waters ahead for disabled sailing group if Labor pursues Matilda Bay ferry plan

Sailability WA vice president Graham White said a ferry terminal in central Matilda Bay and subsequent ferry movements in the bay posed too much of a risk to its disabled members.

  • Hamish Hastie
WA Police crime statistics, Peppermint Grove, WAtoday. Picture: WAtoday

The premium Perth postcode with a higher crime rate than one of the city’s poorest suburbs

Which suburbs have the worst crime statistics, Perth’s golden triangle, or the KGB - Koondoola, Girrawheen and Balga? New data from WA Police hides some surprises.

  • Hannah Murphy
The City of Nedlands is under investigation by WA’s workplace safety watchdog. Left to right from top left: Mayor Fiona Argyle, Deputy Mayor Kerry Smyth, councillors Blane Brackenridge, Rebecca Coghlan, Ben Hodsdon, Noel Youngman, Fergus Bennett and Hengameh Amiry. Hodsdon, Youngman, Amiry and Bennett all resigned within hours of each other on Monday, triggering an intervention by the state government.

‘Dysfunctional’ western suburbs council replaced until next election

The resignations of five councillors collapsed the City of Nedlands council, with the remaining four positions to be formally vacated on Friday.

  • Holly Thompson
City of Nedlands main image WAtoday. Picture: Supplied

City of Nedlands under investigation for ‘inappropriate workplace behaviour’ claims

More than 70 staff have quit in the last 18 months, prompting the workplace watchdog to scrutinise the besieged council for claims of inappropriate workplace behaviour.

  • Connor McGoverne
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City of Nedlands Mayor Fiona Argyle. Picture: Facebook

‘Everyone loves dying children’: Sacked mayor’s bizarre radio rant

After four Nedlands councillors tendered their resignations on Monday, Mayor Fiona Argyle took to the airwaves on ABC Perth.

  • Hamish Hastie
Emma Pegrum (left) and Kate Hulett (right) record their A Piece of Kate podcast in Treeby, in the federal electorate of Fremantle.

Social climbers: How Perth independents are bypassing mainstream media to reach voters

Social media is playing a bigger role in political campaigns, but no WA candidates are doing it as effectively as Kate Hulett in Fremantle and Kate Chaney in Curtin.

  • Mark Naglazas
Perth has one of the world’s most affordable luxury property markets.

Move over Seoul and Dubai: Perth offers luxury homes at global bargain prices

A six by four in Peppermint Grove, anyone? Perth’s luxury house prices are the fastest rising in the nation, but still offer bang for buck on the global stage.

  • Sarah Brookes
The cheapest houses sold in Perth’s most expensive suburbs. Picture: WAtoday

The cheapest homes sold in Perth’s most expensive suburbs

A home for less than $1 million in Perth’s most expensive suburbs? It’s possible.

  • Sarah Brookes