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The federal government is looking into Aboriginal heritage concerns related to a proposed bridge development in Western Australia.

Return flights starting in regional Western Australia used to cost up to $1,000, but from July they will be capped at $398 or $598 for residents, as the state government fulfils an election promise.

Western Australia records 9,727 new COVID-19 cases as data shows about 35 per cent of last week's infections occurred in people aged under 18.

Can you imagine working all year but not making a profit? That is the prospect facing Western Australian vegetable producers.

Shaun Marsh debuted the summer after Western Australia last won the Sheffield Shield. Now, 23 years after that victory, the veteran has finally tasted ultimate victory. Full scoreboard and stats.

A mammoth opening partnership has Western Australia in a strong position against Victoria as they seek a long-awaited Shield final win.

Western Australia's COVID-19 case numbers continue to rise, but level two restrictions have just been eased. Here's what it means for you.

It was far from the dry, dusty wedding in Western Australia's wheatbelt that Benn Ellard and Briege Whitehead had planned, but when they headed to Antarctica on the RSV Nuyina's second voyage to the icy continent, they started dreaming of a much colder, visually spectacular ceremony.

Western Australia will ease a number of COVID-19 rules in schools from term two, as the state reports its highest daily virus number.

Western Australia records its highest daily number of new COVID-19 cases at almost 9,000, as the government also announces a significant easing of restrictions in schools for the start of term two.