The Latest Breaking News from Perth

St Kilda forward Max King booted three goals in the third quarter and popped up for the match-winner late in the game in his side's 10-point win over Fremantle.

The Melbourne Boomers have been forced to wait for their WNBL grand final opponent after the Canberra-Perth semi-final was postponed due to COVID.

Despite the 13,000 kilometres of physical distance to the war in the Ukraine, people in Perth are rallying to find spare rooms, much-needed funds but also friendship and support for those displaced by the conflict.

Sydney Kings have won their ninth successive game thanks to a record-setting first-half scoring blitz against the Perth Wildcats.

The death of a Perth prisoner marks the fifth Indigenous death death in custody in Australia this year and more than 500 since the 1991 royal commission.

A former Perth Children's Hospital nurse produced dozens of child exploitation videos featuring children as young as four and filmed students on their way to school for sexual gratification, the District Court in Perth is told.

A recent study by the NatureScot agency warned the capercaillie - the largest of the grouse species - will disappear from its last remaining pockets within two to three decades

Perth is bringing together the likes of Duncan Chisholm, Julie Fowlis, Phil Cunningham and Karen Matheson in an evening of joyous live folk music to help Ukraine.

Perth's Steve Carr is over the moon that his two-week mercy mission to get 49 children fleeing the war in Ukraine safely into Scotland is successfully completed.

Volunteers with Tayside and Strathearn Help for Ukraine's warehouse hub in Errol have become masters of sorting, boxing, taping and shrink wrapping and thanks to the generosity of Perthshire businesses and residents they have sent 100 tonnes out in transit to aid organisations in Poland.

Owner of Campus Sports Steven Gilbert confirmed with “profound sadness” that his business will close on April 23 after a “very challenging” two years