The Latest Breaking News from Western Australia

Western Australia turned the tide in tight election to return Labor to power and make Anthony Albanese Australia's next prime minister.

Drought is driving an unlikely pest out of the desert — and Charlotte's community is in the firing line.

With many supporters still bearing the scars of the 2019 election loss, it was only when the Western Australian results streamed in that they dared to dream

Large swings in WA meant the Liberals lost Hasluck, Swan, Pearce and Tangney and will have just five seats – down from 10 – after the election

Blackstone Inc's (NYSE:BX) $6.3 billion buyout of Crown Resorts Ltd (OTC:CWLDY) got delayed pending regulatory approval despite positive shareholder approval, Reuters reports. Gambling regulators in New South Wales, Victoria, and Western Australia found the Crown unfit to hold gaming licenses at different times. Crown's license for the flagship A$2.2 billion casino skyscraper in Sydney…

The effect captivates thousands of tourists, locals and photographers annually, but it takes a unique combination of low tides, mud flats and the alignment of the earth and moon to create a regular spectacle in Western Australia's north.

The head of Western Australia's ambulance service shuts down questions from media about whether she should resign in the wake of recent deaths, as a report recommends the organisation be given five years to lift its game.

A Tongan national on a working visa has been jailed in Western Australia over beating a cat to death.

While many in Western Australia are enjoying new freedoms, some in the community are choosing to stay home.

Friends John Cloke and Indy Crimmins were spending time fishing off Norman's Bay, Western Australia, when they noticed some splashing - so they set up their drone to find out what was going on

The Western Australian government has taken steps to improve ambulance response times in the midst of a surge in coronavirus cases.