A Pilbara council has enlisted the help of a futurist and AI to draw up a destiny resplendent with passenger rail, advanced manufacturing and “iconic” architecture.
Labor's party faithful will "definitely" have the opportunity to debate Australia's nuclear submarine deal, as billions of dollars in extra funding is committed for the construction of the boats.
Australia has disagreed with the Trump administration's decision to impose a higher tariff rate on the nation's exports in the name of anti-slavery measures.
Deputy premier Rita Saffioti and former minister Alannah MacTiernan could be witnesses in an ongoing defamation trial, having been subpoenaed to attend.
Businessman Greg Poland's lawyer, Martin Bennett, has questioned the authenticity of a 46-minute recording at the centre of a defamation trial against former journalists and Canning MP Andrew Hastie.
Economists say a surprise drop in next week's inflation data would be the only thing to stop a looming interest rate hike, after fresh jobs data showed the RBA's efforts to soften the economy have fallen short.
Woodside's Browse project was the subject of more than 70,000 submissions to federal regulators over four weeks, after a move which opened a month of public comment.
Premier Roger Cook has reacted to Pauline Hanson's wide-ranging speech in Perth on Tuesday, describing her comments about Australia's energy future as illogical.
The Conservation Council of WA has warned the Cliff Head oil field off Dongara could leave a $200 million cleanup bill, after both its owners entered administration.
Synergy has agreed to buy all the energy from Neoen's Narrogin wind farm, in move which has paved the way for construction to begin on the massive renewable project.
Voters in the Secret Harbour by-election will have to wade through the names of 16 candidates – including several perennial wannabe politicians – when they go to polling booths on August 29.
The City of Nedlands has appointed a new chief executive, bringing an end to the recruitment search after a troubled time at the western suburbs council.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says she's unaware her candidate for the Secret Harbour by-election had a history of “doing large amounts of cocaine”.
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.
The state opposition has accused the government of trying to bury its delayed Whole of System Plan for the energy grid, after the initiative's name was quietly changed.
Some $2.4 billion was pumped into the economy by WA's conservation state and 20,000 people employed, according to a new report released by the state government.
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.
The ACCC says artificial intelligence could make insurance in the natural disaster-prone areas even more expensive as it wraps up its five-year reporting mission on premiums.
Anthony Albanese will bring "national leadership" to the rollout of artificial intelligence, promising to establish an office of AI within his department.
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.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has handed down interim orders freezing the shareholder rights of three China-linked parties in rare earths developer Northern Minerals.
