WA Police have brought three of their highly regarded police officers out of retirement to assist in a three week vaccine push in the region as we head toward’s the state’s Feburary 5 open date.
Mia Burgess
Jacqui Lambie has issued a desperate plea for troops to be used in a new way with Omicron pushing hospitals to breaking point.
Ellen Ransley
New York state's attorney-general is examining whether the Trump family business violated a law targeting "persistent fraud or illegality".
Jonathan Stempel and Shivam Patel
A Warburton woman who breached protective bail conditions while staying in a ‘makeshift’ camp in bushland near the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Renal Hostel has been fined.
Amber Lilley
Organised by Eastern Goldfields Junior Cricket Council, two under-14 teams and one group of under-16 players travelled to the city to compete against the State’s other regional teams.
After receiving information about the COVID-19 vaccine, 11-year-old Kalgoorlie-Boulder resident Belle Mallory said she had no hesitations before getting her jab as soon as she could
The Albany Chamber of Commerce and Industry hosted forums to help local businesses navigate the vaccine mandates and find practical solutions to their concerns as WA’s February 5 border reopening looms.
Sarah Makse
Shire of Esperance staff have put forward five recommendations to help implement a three-bin waste disposal service, with council set to vote on the process next week.
The NSW premier says he felt sick hearing the news of nine-year-old Charlise Mutten's death, as the community mourned at a candlelight vigil.
Jack Gramenz
Prospective parents will be able to resume IVF in Victoria after the state government received advice that restrictions on procedures can be removed.
Benita Kolovos
A Sydney man is due to face court over the theft of 42,000 rapid antigen tests from a freight depot, with three other men released from custody.
Luke Costin
The medical regulator has approved the first two oral anti-viral treatments for COVID-19 for use in Australia.
Andrew Brown
A man has been charged after 42,000 rapid antigen tests worth $500,000 were allegedly stolen from a Sydney warehouse.
Lauren Ferri
The first oral medications for COVID-19 will arrive in Australia in coming weeks after a major breakthrough overnight.
Police have allegedly uncovered a criminal syndicate after 150kg of a drug worth millions was found concealed in bizarre items.
The Duke of York has deleted his Twitter account, and the royal family has updated its own website as they seek distance from Prince Andrew's scandals.
Laura Elston
Swedish programmer Ola Bini is facing charges of hacking into Ecuador telecommunications company CNT at a trial in Quito.
AAP
Dutch concert halls and museums have been transformed into hairdressing salons and yoga studios as part of a rebellion against coronavirus restrictions.
Annette Birschel
Tonga's airport remains smothered in ash and communications are being hampered by the severing of an undersea cable after a volcanic eruption and tsunami.
Praveen Menon and Kirsty Needham and Tom Westbrook
A Collie bed and breakfast owner is being forced to tear down more than $100,000 of infrastructure he had built to expand his business during the pandemic because of a red tape loophole.
Jacinta Cantatore
The Czech Republic's new government has dismissed the previous government's plan to require those over 60 to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Robert Muller and Jan Lopatka
Your guide to the weekend’s events around the Great Southern
Kellie Balaam
A Blast From the Past is the Town Hall’s latest exhibition showcasing at least 50 posters from past shows and performances in Albany.
Starbucks says its workers in the United States no longer have to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
DEE-ANN DURBIN (AP Business Writer)
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