Thursday | West Australian
WA's naughty cats bound for kitty prison
Rangers will use commonsense in seizing domestic felines that have been deemed to have committed an offence under Western Australia's new cat laws, Local Government Minister John Castrilli says.
Top cop wants less stations, more police
Massive police "hubs" will replace small local stations and are the future of policing in the metropolitan district, a community forum has been told.
West Australians have proved the Lotto dream is well and truly alive as more than 1000 tickets get sold every minute ahead of tonight's $70 million Oz Lotto jackpot.
Western Australian Business News
REIWA numbers show confidence returning
Confidence is returning to the residential property sector, the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia says, with a strong lift in sales activity across the state in the March quarter.
Man charged over indecent act in WA
A MAN has been charged with committing an indecent act after allegedly propositioning an 11-year-old girl in Western Australia's southwest.