Bridget McArthur

Several bushfires burning north and south of Perth have caused major power blackouts, including the entire town of Margaret River.

A Perth man has appeared in court charged with posting antisemitic comments on social media and pledging his support for the accused  Bondi terror attack gunmen in the hours after the massacre.

Police found a bomb-making shopping list when they searched the home of a man who allegedly posted on social media that he supported the gunmen behind the Bondi terror attack, a Perth court has heard.

Wedged between India and China, Bhutan is best known for its reputation as the happiest nation on earth.

Transitioning from "the happiest nation on earth" to a fast-paced Western society is not without its challenges for Perth's booming Bhutanese population, some of whom have taken up archery to improve their mental health.

In a team struggling to retain fans, in a league battling for attention, newly appointed Perth Glory coach Adam Griffiths may just be the man with the answers for both problems. 

English broadcaster Sky Sports responds to widespread criticism of its new women-focused, pink-themed Sky Sports Halo TikTok channel by dumping it within days of its launch.

With her West Coast AFLW side on the cusp of its first finals appearance, coach Daisy Pearce reflects on the huge strides the women's game has made since her own playing days. 

The state government is doubling down on its plan to bring European football heavyweights AC Milan to Perth to play a historic Italian league game, despite significant backlash from fans and players.

Cameron Green has been ruled out of Australia's ODI series against India, just over a month out from the start of the Ashes series against England.

The receiver of a WA coal mine says it is ramping up operations in a final attempt to trade out of insolvency before millions of dollars in taxpayer support dries up.

As the federal Coalition looks to resurrect a nuclear policy, an energy analyst and a workers' union fear the impacts of parliament's inability to agree on Australia's energy future.

The South West Aboriginal Medical Service has expelled several of its members who it has accused of sowing community division.

More aged care beds, a bolstered workforce and streamlined patient care are needed to tackle ambulance ramping in Western Australia, the health sector’s unions say.

As WA experiences its worst year for road deaths in over a decade, the ABC shadows two traffic officers as they try to stop the number climbing higher. 

Low passenger numbers force Qantas to pull the plug on flights between Perth and Busselton, less than three months after the route was launched.

Producers in Western Australia's premier wine region say the state government's expanded bottle recycling scheme is set to cost them millions of dollars.

Weakened demand for a specific pigment used in paint prompts Iluka Resources to suspend a significant portion of its West Australian operations. 

The Shire of Harvey says Australind police station is running at half of its full capacity due to a shortage of officers, prompting concerns for public safety.

Many AFL players look forward to going back to playing the sport for fun after they leave the professional league. But it's not always a warm welcome back into the lower leagues. The ABC speaks to former stars and their families about the brutal transition out of the game.

An examination of AFL premiership player Adam Hunter's brain, donated for research by his family, confirms he was suffering from chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

West Coast Eagles premiership player Adam Hunter, who died earlier this year aged 43, has been posthumously diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy - a condition associated with repeated head trauma.

After more than a century missing off the coast of Western Australia, two famous shipwrecks have been located and captured on camera.

Scottish-born Alpin Grant, aka King Alpin Wülfhammer, has made his dream of being a medieval knight a reality, and a whole town celebrates with him.

By day, Alpin Grant works for a mining company in WA — but the rest of the time he spends doing "medieval things" with his wife Laura, like brewing, crafting, and combat.