The Latest Breaking News from Perth

Around 550 people packed St John's Kirk in Perth on May 26 to join John Bullough MBE's family in bidding him farewell.

An on-campus nursery facility taking children aged one to five that was threatened with closure at UHI Perth will now remain open and bosses have given assurances it has been removed from the redundancy consultation process.

Phil Walleystack was on his way to perform at the 2018 Commonwealth Games when he was suddenly overwhelmed with crippling anxiety. Several years later he is on the road to recovery with the help of a hypnotherapist.

Councillors narrowly voted in favour of pressing ahead with consulting the public on the principle of introducing one in Highland Perthshire and part of Eastern Perthshire,

Two men who were throwing potatoes out a car window at pedestrians in what they considered to be a "prank" are jailed for seriously injuring an e-scooter rider, who had to have his eye removed.

Thousands are expected to attend the event next month

A 15-year-old accused of firing shots from a rifle at his former school told a triple-0 operator he planned to "kill people" but stopped shooting because of his siblings, a Perth court hears.

A Perth prospector who had been missing in the Midwest outback since Saturday has been found alive.

The excitement generated by the 2023 Eurovision contest was palpable. Members of my family, like thousands of Australians, were awake at 5am on a Sunday to cheer on Australia’s Eurovision contenders, Perth band Voyager. Their song Promise was the eighth Australian entry since we first competed in 2015. Seven of…