Mosman Park tragedy: Street of double murder-suicide reopened as tributes flow for Leon and Otis Clune

Mott Close in Mosman Park has reopened to traffic following a tragic incident earlier this weekend. The street had been cordoned off while police investigated the deaths of Jarrod Clune, Maiwenna Goasdoue, and their two children, Leon and Otis. Police were alerted to the situation on Friday when a carer arrived for a scheduled visit … Read more

A ‘chia seed’ trend on TikTok promotes a ‘quick fix’ to weight loss, but is it safe?

From ancient Aztec staple to TikTok sensation, chia seeds are having a moment. But beyond the viral challenges promising rapid weight loss and gut health, lies a complex story of nutrition, misinformation, and the evolving landscape of online wellness trends. This isn’t just about a tiny seed; it’s a window into how we consume health … Read more

Talison lithium mine blasts in regional WA ignite calls for home buyback scheme

The Growing Conflict Between Lithium Mining and Community Life: A Global Trend The situation unfolding in Greenbushes, Western Australia – where residents are seeking buyouts from Talison Lithium due to the impacts of mining – isn’t an isolated incident. It’s a microcosm of a rapidly escalating global challenge: balancing the urgent need for critical minerals … Read more

Authorities investigate bomb allegedly thrown into Perth Invasion Day rally crowd as ‘potential terrorist act’

Authorities are investigating an incident at an Invasion Day rally in Perth as a “potential terrorist act.” A 31-year-old man has been charged after allegedly throwing a device into a crowd of approximately 2,500 people in the city’s central business district. Western Australia Police allege the device contained screws and ball bearings surrounded by an … Read more

Fortescue breaks ground on Pilbara’s first wind farm in move to decarbonise

Fortescue’s Wind Farm: A Glimpse into the Pilbara’s Renewable Future? Mining giant Fortescue’s ambitious wind farm project near Nullagine in Western Australia’s Pilbara region isn’t just about powering iron ore production; it’s a potential bellwether for the future of renewable energy in one of Australia’s most energy-intensive landscapes. The 133-megawatt farm, slated for completion in … Read more

Measles exposure sites in WA: Fiona Stanley Hospital emergency department visited by infected person

Measles Resurgence: What WA’s Latest Alerts Signal for the Future Western Australia’s recent cluster of measles cases, including exposure sites at Fiona Stanley Hospital and several retail locations, isn’t an isolated incident. It’s a worrying sign of a global trend – a resurgence of preventable diseases due to declining vaccination rates. This isn’t just a … Read more

Fishing Reel Rally from Port Beach to Perth causes traffic chaos on Kwinana, Mitchell fwy and Canning hwy

A protest against recent fishing bans in Western Australia caused significant traffic disruption on Sunday morning. More than 150 vehicles, including cars towing boats, participated in a rally organized by a group called the Coastal Collective, leading to congestion on the Kwinana Freeway. Fishing Bans Spark Traffic Disruption in Western Australia The demonstration, dubbed “Reel … Read more

Stolen Generation artwork discovered in trunk of regional WA museum

Lost and Found: The Ongoing Journey of Stolen Generation Artwork A poignant discovery in Western Australia – a 77-year-old artwork by 12-year-old Claude Kelly, a member of the Stolen Generation – has reignited attention on the scattered legacy of children’s art created at the Carrolup Native Mission School. Found tucked away in a trunk at … Read more

How to find out if you’re owed share of Government’s $190 million pot of unclaimed money

Thousands of West Australians may be unaware they have money waiting to be claimed, with a government register now holding a total of $190 million. The amount of unclaimed money has increased by 26 percent since 2023, prompting efforts to locate the rightful owners of these funds. Unclaimed Funds Soar in Western Australia The register … Read more

WA weather: Severe thunderstorms to pelt parts of Kimberley with damaging winds

Severe thunderstorms are forecast to bring damaging winds to parts of the Kimberley region in the coming hours. The Bureau of Meteorology issued an alert at approximately 3:30pm on Monday, warning residents to prepare for hot and blustery conditions. Storm System Tracking Northwest According to the Bureau of Meteorology, “A line of severe thunderstorms is … Read more