The trial over the murders of Perth brothers Callum and Jake Robinson has ended abruptly, with their parents making an emotional plea to hear the verdict before flying home.
The immediate future of one of Australia's big four aluminium smelters has been secured by a government support package following months of uncertainty.
Benjamin Netanyahu has praised a wounded pilot and passengers aboard a FlyDubai flight for their bravery after a violent confrontation in the cockpit forced an aircraft to make an emergency landing.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have written a letter to the American people, accusing Donald Trump of concealing the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program.
Norway has seen a major fallout over alleged connections between some of its politicians and diplomats to Jeffery Epstein, triggering police investigations.
As battles rage in Europe over who can and cannot access corporate data, a new survey shows Australian firms are falling behind on data sovereignty strategies.
Intrigue remains surrounding events near RAF Fairford in England where five UK men in their 20s were arrested on suspected terrorism and explosive offences.
Major budget amendments have been approved for three master planning projects in Claremont after staff realised the allocated funding was “substantially less” than quotes received.
Two Perth artists are planning to bring florals back with a major display inspired by Singapore’s famous Supertrees, and a teaser of what’s to come is available at the Perth Royal Show.
Perth art lovers can soon experience one of the defining works of the past decade, when British artist Michael Pinsky’s Pollution Pods arrive at Elizabeth Quay.
Urban development along North Fremantle’s fragile coastline without proper planning and community consultation would be “totally inadequate”, according to local councillors.
Political groups will not be eligible for funding under the Town of Cottesloe’s new community donations policy after the council deemed them too “divisive” to be funded by ratepayers.
Free youth mental health sessions will be running throughout Perth these school holidays, designed to offer early intervention for young people in need.
The new Greens leadership is looking to UK counterparts for inspiration as they echo pledges to "replace Labor", which they say has been marching to the right.
Clothes, furniture and umpiring gear with blood stains were found in a bowling club skip bin after allegedly being dumped by a police officer accused of murder.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Saudi authorities have arrested a co-pilot accused of stabbing a pilot on a Flydubai flight from the UAE to Israel.
A woman has faced court accused of leaving her four young children - one of them a two-month-old infant - home alone while she went on an international cruise.
A man has been charged in Singapore after an AI-generated crocodile image triggered a search operation and the suspension of water activities at a reservoir.
A dentist who sexually abused three women inside his Sydney clinics has been tearfully confronted by one of his victims inside a court on Wednesday. WARNING: Distressing
The Duke and Duchess of Sussux have branded as "extraordinarily reckless" paparazzi who were seen looking into the grounds of Archie and Lilibet's school.
Kyle Sandilands has aired bizarre claims of his new show being targeted and attacked, after airing conversations with One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson.
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims the knife-wielding co-pilot accused of trying to hijack and crash a Tel Aviv-bound jet is now being questioned by authorities.
A rural shopper could face a 165km round trip to pick-up a package, while the national postal service dominates the parcel market, an inquiry has been told.
Vandalism of several Muslim graves - combined with a previous attack on the same cemetery - point to growing divisions in Australia, a community leader says.
Programs led by First Nations people and aimed at preventing online abuse have been given priority funding by a grants process run by the eSafety Commissioner.
One of the country’s most celebrated TV personalities who has been a mainstay on Australian screens for two decades has made a huge call on his career.
The judge who handed Rohan Dennis a suspended jail term and driving disqualification has stepped back from sentencing the Olympic cyclist for breaching the ban.
Iran has issued a letter urging Americans to reject President Donald Trump's war, while also celebrating the departure of US forces from neighbouring Iraq.
Australia’s aviation safety watchdog has blasted a series of near-misses at Sydney Airport – including one labelled the “most serious” under global standards.
A dubious pitch to link one of Australia's biggest cities to its suburban airport by rail is six decades in the making, but it's finish date remains unclear.
The sister of a woman killed in a drink driving crash at the hands of her abusive former partner has faced him in court, saying her family was shattered.
One of the country's most prolific criminals has faced two of his victims nearly 30 years after he terrified them while holding up regional banks at gunpoint.
Consumer retail and real estate stocks have rebounded after investors dialled back their worst-case interest rate scenarios following an inflation print.
Australian drivers are buying electric vehicle sales in record numbers but even more will need to hit the road for the nation to meet its climate target.
US forces are leaving Iraq, 23 years after an invasion that toppled a dictator but triggered years of chaos, amid fears there will now be a security vacuum.
An Australian gold miner has been selected to supply the yellow metal for the regilding of a nearly 330-year-old place of worship in a top global city.
Australia could lead an international research mission to go where no ship has gone before: an enormous ice basin capable of raising global sea levels.
David Shoebridge, one of the Greens' newest politicians, has announced his leadership bid after the sudden resignation of Larissa Waters as party head.
The search for Australia's next top koala detector is over as Bear, the four-legged conservation hero, hands over the reins for a hard-earned retirement.
Perth’s northern suburbs are facing a miserable start to the morning after a technical fault brought Yanchep Line trains to a standstill, with the Mandurah Line also hit.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy has described the bombing of a school in Ukraine as "terrorism", and beseeched the US and Europe to put "real pressure" on Russia to stop.
An alleged gunman is among three more people charged with murder after an innocent student was shot dead in his bed in an alleged botched underworld hit.
As mediators work with Iran and the US on trying to broker a deal to end the war and open the Strait of Hormuz, Donald Trump says Iran is "doing very poorly".
Australia's top cyber spy says the country has access to some of the best non-publicly available AI software and could help shape global cybersecurity norms.
Restaurants across the nation are bracing for falls in customer traffic after another interest rate rise, amid expectations consumers will cut back on spending.
British police say a quantity of petrol but no explosive devices were found in three vans that sparked a major security alert near an air base used by the US.
