Gary Adshead has spent almost 42 years working across print, radio and television having started journalism in a small country town in New Zealand.
He has become best known for crime, political and investigative reporting, which has seen him with multiple awards, including WA’s Journalist of the Year on four occasions.
In 2024, Adshead took out the national broadcasting industry’s Best Podcast award for an eight-part series taking listeners behind the scenes of some of his most significant stories.
In 2017, he broke one of the biggest political scandals to hit the state by revealing member of parliament Barry Urban had lied about his role as a war crimes investigator.
Two years later, Adshead exposed corruption, violence and extortion linked to the tow trucking industry prompting new government regulations.
He has returned to Business News after three years hosting radio programs on 6PR and ABC and when not covering politics, Adshead will be asking the hard questions and having a laugh during Business News events.
One Nation's Secret Harbour by-election candidate, Luke Herdegen, has talked openly about regular Saturday nights of “cocaine, vodka and whiskey” while living in London a decade ago.
ANALYSIS: All eyes will be on The West editor-in-chief as he hosts a corporate breakfast starring Pauline Hanson, fresh from her European holiday with billionaire backer Gina Rinehart.
Striking Pilbara unions said they would not “rule out” more stoppages after downing tools on Thursday, in what is the mining region's first industrial shutdown for almost three decades.
Standing just a metre in front of Premier Roger Cook, the Labor candidate in the by-election race for Secret Harbour has vented the frustrations of residents over his government's failure to build a train station at Karnup.
Liberal leader Basil Zempilas has confirmed his party will preference One Nation as high as second on how-to-vote cards at the Secret Harbour by-election next month.
Pilbara unions say they'll go ahead with strike action on Thursday, after a five-hour bargaining meeting with BHP and the Fair Work Commission failed to reach agreement.
Daniel Pastorelli has acknowledged the challenges ahead after being sworn into his first cabinet role as mines, petroleum, exploration and water minister in the Cook government.
The much-anticipated Secret Harbour by-election is expected to be held on Saturday, August 29, with Labor's candidate confirmed and the Liberals considering at least two candidates.
ANALYSIS: With Daniel Pastorelli set to replace Paul Papalia in Roger Cook's ministry on Friday, the main guessing game is around who takes the coveted position of cabinet secretary.
A by-election will be held in the southern electorate of Secret Harbour after Paul Papalia announced his resignation and revealed a close family member had been diagnosed with a “serious illness”.
Attorney General Tony Buti has travelled to South Australia for meetings with the chiefs of merged universities, ahead of a potential decision about amalgamating WA institutions.
Mark Pownall, Gary Adshead, Jack McGinn and Claire Tyrrell discuss events funding, Colin Barnett's memoir, Alcoa and Worsley, the Eagles' IP game, Bill Beament, onshore gas, house prices and more.
Leaked documents have lifted the government's veil of secrecy around the amount of taxpayers' money being spent to bring sports and entertainment events to Western Australia.
The impasse between WA Police and the state's judiciary over manning more than 20 regional courts has been resolved, according to Attorney General Tony Buti.
The Liberal Party WA has lost an MP from the lower house of Parliament after the member for Nedlands resigned to become an independent and immediately ruled out joining One Nation.
Premier Roger Cook says the decision of mining billionaire Gina Rinehart to name apartments for homeless veterans after accused war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith is a matter for her and her company.
Police have used their fixed wing fleet of aircraft to transport accused criminals 71 times in just three weeks because more than 20 regional courts have closed.