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The shop owner had been repeatedly threatened by people urging him to sell their illegal cigarettes and vapes in the lead up to the arson attack, and they were likely connected, a Perth court heard on Tuesday.

The woman, 29, was killed as she was unloading a car from a tow truck tilt tray about 5.40am this morning at a car yard.

Nine Perth joined forces with the Minerva Network on Monday to host an industry event at its CBD studios, exploring how elite sporting performance translates into executive success.

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If Professor Jonathan Zimmerman writes a column and no one is offended, “it was a bad column”. So what does he think about the state of free speech in WA?

Meanwhile, the state’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry has called for public hearings in WA to help counter concerns of an east coast bias in the debate.

Luke James Henry was allegedly drunk when he called triple-zero operators on Friday.

Fremantle have now secured their second minor premiership with a strong performance against the Crows, as a West Coast defender reinvents himself to make the most of new opportunities in the forward line.

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New data, compiled by Buyers Advocate Perth, shows a trend in property prices over the past 30 years in the catchments of some of WA’s most in demand schools.

The $27 million project will deliver 54 homes for seniors across the Wheatbelt, using off-site construction to speed up delivery.

Lacey and Max Ditchfield were asleep in their campervan at Mullewa Waterfalls when a single gunshot tore through the side of their camper.

The people of Alice Springs experienced a collective trauma, says Mayor Asta Hill, and it is time for healing.

Rising violent threats drive sharp increase in emergency procedures, but government points to stricter reporting protocols.

Benjamin Simpkins is alleged to have killed 49-year-old Luke Russell in a hit-and-run incident two months ago. Now police say he also falsified records to get a job at a WA hospital.

Dissatisfaction with the government more than passion for One Nation has put this safe Labor seat into play.

Trent and Brad Dunn fought an outdated West Australian law that said they could not be surrogate parents because they are a gay couple.

A green light for the West Leederville project will bring much-needed family-sized apartments – and an edible orchard – to the former Bethel Covenant Community site.

The interim report, released on Friday, labelled the 2018 deal a “mistake” that could end up costing Australian taxpayers up to $12 billion a year and is failing its key objectives.

The video drew condemnation from a host of WA politicians, with Minister John Carey expressing his disappointment, but lack of surprise, at the comments.