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The WA Greens have revived the debate over Perth’s sprawl, joining with developers, planners and universities to call for a rethink of the city’s urban planning.

The State Government’s re-write of ageing firearms laws is scheduled to be introduced to Parliament before the end of this year. 

Kids in Perth’s north have another reason to get outside and play, with major upgrades coming to playgrounds and parks across 14 suburbs. 

Volt Solar Tile, a subsidiary of leading Australian solar power systems provider Leeson Group, recently completed its first inter-state installation in Western Australia.

A roof was blown off at least one house in Lancelin, sheds have been blown away and fences toppled as more than 30,000 people across Western Australia were without power at the height of an epic storm

The clean up has begun after WA was smashed by severe thunderstorms overnight, with wind gusts reaching 140km/h uprooting trees, destroying a listed building and cutting power to at least 30,000 homes.

One of Perth’s fastest growing local government areas will pass on a 3.75 per cent increase in general rates to residents after adopting its 2023-24 budget and corporate business plan this week. 

Is a journalist with WAtoday, specialising in civil courts, business and urban development.

A teenager who allegedly warned a friend to stay home from school before firing multiple gunshots at a...

A 15-year-old accused of firing shots from a rifle at his former school told a triple-0 operator he planned to "kill people" but stopped shooting because of his siblings, a Perth court hears.