The Week in the West: Baa baa backflip for Chaney
Plus: Woodside upsets both the weather and weather forecasters
Plus: Woodside upsets both the weather and weather forecasters
Clive Palmer imports MAGA energy to Australia with the Freedom Conferences.
Plus: Considerate landlord under fire.
As Dutton and Cook fry the future, bigger battles are brewing over climate.
Plus: WA Labor backbench disquiet, and Tash Peterson caught in deffo triangle
Police bring in crane to remove activists from rental truck.
In Western Australia's South West, there's a storm of controversy raging over offshore wind.
About-face at The West as Libs go mask off on environment
Plus: Labor offers no credible pathway to Australia's net zero ambitions.
In a hometown divided over wind farms and whales, I try to work out why turbines have heads a spin.
Plus: Transperth driver fired after boy dragged by bus.
The Guild says Memorandum of Understanding signed with Curtin University is a 'win'.
Protesters have faced anger from other students as they escalate in response to horrors in Gaza.
Plus: Fossil fuel subsidies go up as the remaining carbon budget goes down.
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?
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?
News
Two weeks into their occupation, students say they're determined to stay put.
Opinion
There's bugger all to show for Western Australia's big budget surplus, aside from on the spreadsheet.
News
"The 'rainy day argument' when people feel it's already raining is not great."
News
Youth activists have warned support for fossil fuels may hurt Labor at next year's federal election.
News
The former Fox host was once a fan of Mark McGowan’s signature Covid policy.
Podcast
Around the world and in Western Australia, the pro-Palestine movement is escalating.
News
Perth students have joined the global on-campus uprising for a free Palestine.
News
Dozens of protesters were given move-on notices as they attempted to disrupt Israeli shipping company ZIM.
Podcast
We go undercover at a conference linked to a shadowy network of right-wing think tanks. Find out what Basil Zempilas wants to ban, who Gina Rinehart looks up to, and which Labor MP was recently treated to a tour of the paddocks by Tony Seabrook.
Podcast
Ballardong Noongar campaigner Desmond Blurton joins the podcast to talk about what he's been hearing over the course of this summer from loved ones in prison.
Podcast
When the PM's out west, things get weird.
Podcast
Gerard Mazza and Jesse Noakes introduce you to the view from out west in this very first episode of The Last Place on Earth. They talk a little about the main issues they've campaigned on in recent years: housing and the climate crisis, and explain their plans to