WA Year 12 students who get a D grade will still pass ATAR and achieve WACE under new reforms
Year 12 students in Western Australia who get D grades will still be able to pass ATAR subjects…
Why WA may have to shift its focus to making ambulance ramping safer
Across Western Australia, ambulances spent more than 7,000 hours parked outside the state’s hospitals last month. That figure…
Liberal Party’s climate policy a huge headache for state and federal leaders
Political parties are funny beasts, as the Liberals were reminded on the weekend. To win elections they need…
WA Liberal Party State Council supports call to abandon net zero, reduce Welcome to Country ceremonies
The WA Liberal Party has supported a motion to abandon a target of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by…
Problem-plagued City of Nedlands referred to Corruption and Crime Commission
A trouble-plagued Perth local government has been referred to the state’s corruption watchdog following years of turmoil in…
Nedlands election delayed after council sacked, as mayor Fiona Argyle says she was rolled
Nedlands council will remain in the hands of commissioners for longer than anticipated following the sacking of its…
Hakea Prison still breaching national and international human rights standards, report finds
Conditions in one of WA’s busiest prisons are continuing to breach national and international human rights standards, according…