The Latest Breaking News from WA Police

The WA government will not reveal how many times its police officers were dispatched on calls for St John Ambulance, as the months-long arrangement comes to an end.

A man in his 50s dies from severe burns after storms spark multiple fires across the region.

WA police hope the "easy" process, the first of its kind in Australia, will encourage people to come forward if they suspect they have been drugged without their consent.

A serving Indigenous WA Police officer calls on the Police Commissioner to apologise and retract his comments on the alleged murder of Cassius Turvey. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following article contains the names and images of deceased Aboriginal people.

A criminal network involved in the importation and distribution of illicit drugs into Australia and believed to have Balkan links has been "disrupted".

Cassius was walking home from school. He wasn't in "the wrong place at the wrong time", he was exactly where he was supposed to be.

Bishop Christopher Saunders continues to live in church-owned properties in Broome despite the Pope's instruction that he leave the outback diocese.

A West Australian coroner remains "concerned" and "troubled" about police use of a physical restraint that has been linked to deaths in custody, recommending even stricter limits as part of findings into the death of Noongar man Roderick Narrier.

A man once nominated for WA police officer of the year is convicted of drugging, sexually abusing and secretly recording women, after a trial that left jurors disturbed by the "graphic and sickening" material they had to view.