Barnaby Joyce has always done exactly as he pleased, damn the consequences for anyone else — even for those on his own side.
It’s in the name. These minerals are critical to the world’s future, not just Western Australia’s.
Jessica Page
Mathematics. Love it or hate it, it’s an essential building block for everyday life and crucial for the junior school curriculum.
Editorial
The PM’s packed travel schedule will open him up to inevitable criticism for taking his eye off domestic matters. But showing up is important
He stepped off his RAAF jet at Sydney Airport clad in a shirt from English postpunks Joy Division. This was Anthony Albanese wearing what he wanted to wear. Because who is going to stop him?
The Albanese Government wants to introduce yet more layers of bureaucracy and red tape that our mining industry does not need.
Mr Albanese has WA to thank for the raging success of his White House meeting, during which the President lavished praise upon him, describing him as a ‘great leader’ who had done a ‘fantastic job’.
WA and South Australia are the only States in which voting in council elections is not compulsory.
You won’t find a bigger — or more beloved — television fundraiser in any corner of the globe but right here in WA. And Telethon’s success all comes down to you.
Like little else, Telethon reminds us that, as West Australians, we strongly believe in a greater good — a collective effort to help those who need it.
This is why we do it; why every year since 1968 West Australians have opened their wallets and given what they can.
The tension will further complicate Anthony Albanese’s mission to cosy up to Donald Trump at the pair’s long-awaited White House meeting next week.
It’s unlikely we will be able to birth our way out of this problem without radical — and likely unwelcome — cultural change.
That Iran might accept Donald Trump’s ‘hand of friendship’ may be wishful thinking, but at the end of the war it is now time for that sort of optimism.
Chalmers has handled what could’ve been a crippling ignominy with typical composure. His spin – that this was a mutual decision rather than a concession – helps save some face.
The Premier has waded into politically dicey territory in penning a letter to his ‘mate’ Anthony Albanese, urging him to reverse mooted cuts to WA’s skilled migration intake. Rightly so.
After more than a decade of planning, construction and political wrangling, the State Government is set to unveil the last of its major Metronet rail projects on Sunday as the Byford line finally opens.
News that Synergy has overcharged 174,000 of its customers by a collective $40 million should be hugely embarrassing to its executive.
He wants to be lauded as the peacemaker president, the man who succeeded where his rivals did not. He might have just done it.
Can we be certain these women and their children aren’t still loyal to a doctrine which is anathema to our way of life? These are the questions that Government has so far failed to answer.
Two years after Hamas militants penetrated the Israeli border on a mission to cause as much death and pain as possible, the tragedy of October 7 continues.
The corrosive impacts of Hamas’ campaign of violence and hatred continue to play out here in Australia.
There will be West Australians who think WA Police overreached by seizing guns and ammunition from sovereign citizens who obtained these firearms lawfully but lunatics and guns need to be kept apart.
The number of residential aged-care beds in the State per 1000 older people has steadily dropped over the past five years.
