The average figure West Australians are taking out for mortgages has broken the record,jumping more than $30,000 in just three months.
Consumer Protection is warning WA families to steer clear after at least 37 disgruntled customers claim to have lost more than $37,000 between them.
On Thursday Perth Transport Authority said the driver responsible for dragging a boy 300 metres by a bus which left him with a broken pelvis and hand and two skin grafts,has been sacked.
WA Police will be given sweeping powers to search people for knives in public under legislation modelled on Queensland’s “Jack’s Law”.
The former reality TV star is withdrawing from the race after a close family member suffered a serious medical episode requiring intensive medical care in Melbourne.
St John Ambulance has reduced the maximum speeds its drivers can reach while responding to life-threatening emergencies.
WAtoday can reveal the areas with the biggest EV purchasing power,even as the state government moves to level the playing field.
The 16-year-old student was killed in a Bunnings car park after stabbing a stranger in the back with a large kitchen knife,and then chasing and lunging at police.
The principal wrote to parents and carers to inform them “with great sadness” that a young person from the school had died.
The premier has given the strongest indication yet that he will commit to laws allowing police to use metal-detecting wands in a wide range of public places.
New laws being considered by the WA attorney-general would be modelled on Queensland’s “Jack’s Law”,which was brought in following a fatal stabbing on the Gold Coast.