The Latest Breaking News from Perth

As corporate equity giant Blackstone moves a step closer to its takeover of Crown Resorts, the WA government is keeping its cards close to its chest about how it plans to address money laundering, criminal infiltration and problem gambling at the Perth casino.

The Nadesalingam family became the public face of Australia's strict stance on boat arrivals when they were removed from their home in central Queensland and placed in immigration detention in 2018. They are finally set to return to Biloela today. Here is how their saga unfolded.

The GS Group was formed in Perth 31 years ago from a standing start by managing director George Stubbs

Plans for a 50-bed care home in Callander, on a site earmarked for a supermarket, have been approved. A planning application lodged by Perth-based Balhousie Care Ltd has now been backed by Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park’s planning and acce

A Perth man — who has been jailed, twice, for causing serious crashes, one of them fatal — is sent back to prison for repeatedly driving while under suspension less than a year after his release from custody.

Aircraft engineering student Rebecca Wallace, who is also Highlands and Islands Students’ Association Perth vice president for education and engagement, was recognised in the UHI Business Competition

The £580,000 investment from Transport Scotland will get under way from next week

The family's now landed at Brissy Airport.

Members of Perth Model Railway Group are looking forward to welcoming visitors and exhibitors from all over the UK at the end of the month

A woman who offended two police officers when she pulled up her skirt and pressed her buttocks against a Perth CBD office window during a protest has her conviction for disorderly behaviour thrown out by a judge who ruled she had only been trying to amuse a crowd.

A decade-long immigration battle reaches a major milestone, with the Nadesalingam family arriving in Queensland as they travel to their adopted hometown of Biloela after four years in detention.