The Latest Breaking News from Perth

The court was told Richard Doyle would ask the child for "back scratches" that progressed to sexual abuse while at the family home in Perth's western suburbs more than forty years ago.

Western Australia records a dip in the number of new COVID-19 cases but the number of active infections continues to surge, as Perth commuters are offered free rapid antigen tests at train stations.

A Perth internet expert says sharing personal data by checking-in through a QR-code register is a "privacy bargain" that cannot continue indefinitely.

The first team coach takes charge against Motherwell after Perth boss Callum Davidson tested positive for Covid-19

The PA caught up with the president of Glenearn Badminton Club after he was recognised at the recent awards night

Time to get researching and writing as the Perthshire Advertiser and Perth publisher Tippermuir launches a competition to reward new takes on the county's rich historical past. The deadline for submissions is April 8.

Graham Alexander's men head to Perth for a vital Premiership clash against the Saints

The Morrison and McGowan governments have agreed to provide more funding for projects in Perth, taking the total to $1.69 billion.

The Prime Minister tries to woo WA voters with more cash for Edith Cowan University's new inner-city campus, touted as a "state-of-the-art" project that will transform Perth's CBD.

With petrol prices already climbing past $2 a litre, some families are struggling to put food on the table, while businesses are having to pass the increases onto their customers.

The NSW government is pointing the finger at Prime Minister Scott Morrison over the delay of a further round of flood disaster assistance expected to be announced yesterday.