‘Beloved’ principal dies suddenly on school camp
PerthNowby Chloe Maher·4 Sept 2026
Ross Williams: Our Lady of Lourdes Primary School principal suddenly dies on camp, Jackson Taylor pays tribute A Melbourne principal who tragically died while on a school camp is being remembered...
'Lazy' productivity claims slammed as Labor looks to AI
PerthNowby Noah Secomb·4 Sept 2026
'Lazy' productivity claims slammed as Labor looks to AI The peak union says blaming workers for Australia's declining productivity growth is lazy, and is calling for employees to have a seat at the...
Steve Irwin’s top 10 wildest and most iconic moments
PerthNowby Madeline Cove·4 Sept 2026
Steve Irwin 20 years on: Crocodile Hunter’s 10 most unforgettable moments remembered Crikey! It has been 20 years since Australia lost Steve Irwin, but two decades on, there are few Australians...
Hume, Canavan at odds on consent education
PerthNowby Ria Pandey·4 Sept 2026
Coalition at odds on consent education as NSW convenes emergency DV roundtable Deputy Opposition Leader Jane Hume has backed consent education in a move that puts her at odds with Nationals leader...
‘Why?’: Molly’s texts to DV killer
PerthNowby Clareese Packer·4 Sept 2026
‘Why did you want to kill me?’: Molly Ticehurst’s texts to killer Daniel billings weeks before murder WARNING: Distressing content Molly Ticehurst asked her killer why he wanted to “kill me” and...
Backpacker reveals shocking moment from 11 nights lost in outback
PerthNowby Ben Downie·3 Sept 2026
German backpacker Carolina Wilga tells incredible story of surviving 11 nights lost in WA’s outback When escorted into a chair sat between four TV cameras to relive life’s most traumatic memories...
Arsonist ‘left for dead’ after setting himself on fire
PerthNowby Alexandra Feiam·3 Sept 2026
23yo ‘left for dead’, fighting for life after setting himself on fire in botched arson attack A man is fighting for life in hospital after accidentally setting himself on fire and being “left for...
‘Forever 13’: Parents’ heartbreak after son dies in e-scooter crash
PerthNowby Katharina Loesche·3 Sept 2026
‘No parent should ever have to bury their child’: Parents remember Childers boy Blayde Pettitt, 13, after fatal e-scooter crash A young teenage boy who died days after suffering critical injuries...
Sister of shark victim’s heartbreaking reveal
PerthNowby Jack Nivison·3 Sept 2026
Sister of shark attack victim Mercury Psillakis makes heartbreaking reveal One year after he was killed by a shark while surfing on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, Mercury Psillakis’ sister has spoken...
Two Australians found alive in Nepal flood disaster
PerthNowby Nick Wilson·3 Sept 2026
Two Australians found alive in Nepal flood disaster Two more Australians have been found safe in the Nepal-Tibet flood disaster, but grave concerns remain for the 36 still missing.
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer targets juror in dramatic twist
PerthNowby Matthew Quagliotto·3 Sept 2026
Lindsay Clancy trial: Defence asks judge to remove juror after six days of deliberations A dramatic new development has emerged in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, with her defence attorney asking...
Two more Aussies found alive as 36 remain missing in Nepal
PerthNowby Madeline Cove·3 Sept 2026
Nepal floods: Two more Australians found safe as fears grow for 36 still missing after deadly disaster Two more Australians have been found safe following the catastrophic Nepal-Tibet floods, but...
$100m problem in One Nation, Nats heartland
PerthNowby Nathan Schmidt·3 Sept 2026
One Nation’s NSW heartland could generate $100m under opposed carbon reforms, data reveals Controversial reforms to carbon offsets opposed could generate more than $100m in key NSW electorates held...
Funerals held in Iran after reported US wedding attack
PerthNowby Staff Writers·3 Sept 2026
Funerals held in Iran after reported US wedding attack Iranian mourners have carried caskets at a funeral for victims of a US air strike said to have struck a wedding party while Iranian forces...
Public trust in politicians drops amid voter cynicism
PerthNowby Tess Ikonomou·3 Sept 2026
Public trust in politicians drops amid voter cynicism Four in five Australians believe government should deliver social services directly, but a majority no longer think politicians serve their...
Little Telethon Stars unveil mural of iconic Perth scene
PerthNowby Brooke Rolfe·3 Sept 2026
Telethon 2026: Little Telethon Stars unveil new mural at Rottnest Express terminal in first ambassador duties The WA kids of the moment, the Telethon Little Stars, have taken part in their first...
Dogs, cats in bird flu crosshairs as council raises alarm
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·3 Sept 2026
East Freo council makes bird flu information more accessible to limit spread, considering pet restrictions East Fremantle could consider tighter restrictions on where dogs and cats are allowed to...
Canning swim school sweeps WA aquatic awards
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·3 Sept 2026
Canning Swim School and Leisureplex make waves at national aquatic industry awards, sweeping seven The City of Canning has been recognised as one of WA’s best places to learn to swim after its Swim...
No China missile test condemnation from Pacific leaders
PerthNowby Ben McKay·3 Sept 2026
No China missile test condemnation from Pacific leaders The Pacific Islands Forum has again failed to condemn China for its missile test, instead walking a middle ground and "registering concern"...
Bungled shooting tragedies puts focus on address links
PerthNowby Sarah Spina-Matthews·3 Sept 2026
Bungled shooting tragedies puts focus on address links Addresses from official databases might be finding their way into the hands of criminals, an ex-police officer warns, as botched shootings...
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