The WA Liberals are ramping up calls for greater leadership from WA Premier Roger Cook and Agriculture Minister Jackie Jarvis as the State’s sheep market hits “rock bottom”, pushing the …
Motorists have been advised to find an alternative route after a truck fire billowing out potentially dangerous smoke forced the closure of a highway in Perth’s east. The truck carrying …
A resolution to Indonesia’s ban on live cattle exports from WA and other parts of the country is imminent following “very positive” meetings between Australian officials and their Indonesian counterparts. …
The camouflage-clad gunman who shot dead a work colleague at a grain silo in the Wheatbelt had a Swastika wrapped around his arm and was waving a nazi flag during …
Police are negotiating with a 25-year-old gunman who allegedly shot dead a man at a grain silo in the Wheatbelt and sparked a major manhunt. Officers were on the hunt …
An early morning earthquake in WA’s Great Southern region has rattled homes as far away as Perth, and an expert has warned aftershocks are a possibility. The 5.6 magnitude earthquake …
The Federal Government hopes China’s move to drop tariffs on Australian barley will pave the way for Australian wine which still faces import taxes. On Friday the Chinese government confirmed …
Three WA children, who survived a Christmas Day crash near Kondinin that took the life of their parents, are needing the help of the community seven months on from the …
As the sun rose on Cheynes Beach, the devastating sight of 97 beached whales came into view — and with it the sad news that some of their number had …
Australia “won’t sell out” its farmers in exchange for a sub-par free trade agreement with the European Union, Agriculture Minister Murray Watt says. After more than five years of negotiations, …