The Week in the West: The Dores of Perception

About-face at The West as Libs go mask off on environment

The Week in the West: Weather gods look poorly on eastern states imports

Plus: Labor offers no credible pathway to Australia's net zero ambitions.

The anger is blowin' in the wind

In a hometown divided over wind farms and whales, I try to work out why turbines have heads a spin.

The Week in the West: Gas industry holds annual orgy of misinformation, and Roger Cook says 'No' to Voice

Plus: Transperth driver fired after boy dragged by bus.

Student protesters angry after Curtin's deal with Guild, vow to continue Gaza encampment

The Guild says Memorandum of Understanding signed with Curtin University is a 'win'.

Pro-Palestinian camp divided: Curtin Guild condemns fellow student protesters for occupying building

Protesters have faced anger from other students as they escalate in response to horrors in Gaza.

The Week in the West: Baz spruiks fossil fuels at Vatican climate summit

Plus: Fossil fuel subsidies go up as the remaining carbon budget goes down.

PODCAST: Iron ore (What is it good for?)

Western Australians have been promised electricity credits from both state and federal government in the past fortnight - but what do we really have to show for all those iron ore royalties?

'Forgotten' Pilbara town waits for promised hospital as another budget passes by

The state government can rely on the Pilbara region to bring in iron ore royalties, but can Pilbara residents rely on the government for health care?

Curtin camp remains as uni holds closed-door talks on pro-Palestinian demands

Two weeks into their occupation, students say they're determined to stay put.

Someone, please invade Perth

There's bugger all to show for Western Australia's big budget surplus, aside from on the spreadsheet.

WA banks another $3.2 billion in surplus - but would it be better off spent?

"The 'rainy day argument' when people feel it's already raining is not great."