Kirsty Lichtenstein is a reporter at the West Australian Newspaper. She is currently finishing her Bachelor of Arts (Journalism) degree at Curtin University. She joined the team in late 2025.
More than a thousand students have walked out of school and gathered in Forrest place chanting for Pauline Hanson to go to hell in a rowdy protest ‘against the far right’.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
Danger at railway crossings are in the spotlight with new data showing close to one incident a day recorded since this time last year.
Red meat has long been a staple of Australian dinner tables. But amid a cost-of-living crisis, beef and lamb are among items to record the sharpest price spikes.
More than 180 competitors took to the water on Saturday morning for the opening of the Avon Descent, despite what organisers say are the lowest water levels in the event’s modern history.
Two people were seriously injured after a horror collision between a motorcycle and a car in Perth’s south-east on Friday night.
Western Australia is experiencing different bird flu numbers to elsewhere in the country.
Travellers with Sydney on their flight path experienced hours-long delays on Saturday as Airservices Australia continued to navigate a significant shortfall in flight traffic controllers.
Following the hail storms that have battered the city on Saturday, the Bureau of Meteorology have issued a weather warning.
A Gosnells man has been accused of arming himself with a metal pole to carry out a terrifying rampage smashing up cars across Perth on Friday.
Frustration is boiling to the surface in the two-thirds of metropolitan councils that have introduced green FOGO bins for organic waste.
Bethany Hiatt, Brooke Rolfe, Caitlin Vinci and Kirsty Lichtenstein
Almost 100 domestic or international services travelling from Sydney having been delayed or cancelled.
There are concerns for new parents as 90 per cent admit to driving whilst fatigued in the past month, prompting calls for fatigue education to become a routine part of antenatal and postnatal care.