Giulia Bertoglio

The Australian Federation of Air Pilots says further industrial action against Qantas subsidiary Network Aviation is a possibility as the dispute heads to the Fair Work Commission.

With Kalgoorlie-Boulder the latest city to receive emergency police resources, remote residents say WA's justice system needs a new approach to fix deep-seated problems.

The state government is sending more police resources to Kalgoorlie-Boulder but has not said what it will do to address the underlying issues that often lead to antisocial behaviour. 

Crews are continuing restoration works for thousands of customers in blackout conditions, as power to Kalgoorlie is restored.

At least 20 people presented to hospital emergency departments with heat-related issues during this week's blackouts across outback WA. A researcher says it's time to rethink cooling strategies.

The Department of Fire and Emergency services has warned residents across the Goldfields and Wheatbelt to prepare for ongoing blackouts over the next seven days.

Bushfires that destroyed nearly 12,000 hectares on Western Australia's south coast and cost the life of young firefighter Harry Stead have been brought under control.

Volunteer firefighter Harry Stead is remembered as a caring and "down-to-earth" young man after he died while responding to a bushfire near Esperance. 

A new species of assassin bug, which turns its prey into "milkshakes", is found in Western Australia's Goldfields.

Previously, when tourists stopped at Coolgardie's visitor centre for souvenirs, there were none. It gave Rose Mitchell the idea of making some. Then, with her town's support, her dream of creating wearable art, and a high-end fashion show, became a reality.

Decades of struggle in Western Australia's Goldfields has come to an end with the Federal Court formally recognising the native title rights and interests of the Nyalpa Pirniku claim group.

Advocates are calling for the West Australian government to bring in legislation that would protect and help revive First Nation's languages. 

Unlike the other 20 or so cooing and crying babies attending a ceremony in Kalgoorlie, Sean is sound asleep — blissfully unaware he's being welcomed into a world that was not quite expecting him.

Police have charged a 38-year-old man in connection with the vandalism, after the statue's head was cut off overnight.

Since 2000, the percentage of Indigenous Australians in prison has risen at eight times the rate of that of non-Indigenous Australians. There are hopes a Voice to Parliament will help reverse that trend.

James Tucker didn't let a few rejections get in the way of his goal of becoming a ranger. But what he really wanted to do was fight fires.

Darryl Gaunt says the 58-year-old Kalgoorlie man, who was armed with a handgun, was given multiple warnings before he was shot by police.

A man dies in hospital after being shot by police during a confrontation in an alleyway in WA's Goldfields

For arachnologist Jeremy Wilson, eight-legged wonders like this wishbone spider are well worth going bush for.

Authorities in one of Australia's most remote communities say the state government "hasn't stepped in to do anything" to support screening efforts locally, after a woman who spent time there died from tuberculosis.

A Supreme Court jury finds Damian Rictor guilty of murdering his 35-year-old partner, known as Ms Watson for cultural reasons, on the outskirts of Kalgoorlie during 2019.

A Supreme Court jury is expected to begin deliberating this afternoon after the three-week trial of Damian Rictor, who is accused of murdering his partner in WA in 2019.

Mulgaras were one of 11 native animals wiped out on Dirk Hartog Island, off Western Australia, after Europeans arrived. Now the little marsupials are making a comeback, with the help of scientists and Indigenous rangers.

Damian Rictor is on trial for the murder of a 35-year-old woman on the outskirts of Boulder during 2019, with the Supreme Court today hearing he told his brother about the alleged crime and took him to the body's location.

The Shire of Dundas spent $4,500 to ask a number of residents to delete Facebook comments that allegedly defamed its president and chief executive.