The West Australian

Circular antique frames are not the easiest vintage item to source in Perth, as The West Australian Pulse 2026 artist Clara North soon discovered while creating her 2025 artwork Mirror, Mirror On The Wall.

Read what your zodiac sign predicts for your day.

Perth’s Harriet Hawthorne wrote a defiant song about the boy who hurt her, and it’s launched her tilt at pop stardom.

The Airport Chaplain, Gogglebox, The Last Sunrise, a documentary about the Tampa crisis and Dalliance: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying on Aussie TV this week.

A wheat field is taking over a Perth CBD office and a Subiaco building as part of a new public art installation designed to give city workers and visitors a chance to pause and reconnect with nature.

From a gin festival to a circus spectacular, these are some of the best ways to be entertained this week.

Sabrina Hahn answers readers’ prickliest gardening problems.

AI anxiety led to Will O’Mahony writing and starring in humorous and emotionally honest play Day (After Day) In The Life Of The Useless, commissioned by Black Swan State Theatre Company.

Aaron Black will join the most exclusive of clubs for his beloved Falcons when he steps out for his 300th and final game for West Perth up in Joondalup on Saturday.

A series of problems has delayed progress on the upgrade of Eucla airstrip more than two years after the State Government allocated funds to weather-proof the runway vital to emergency service response.

The “luck of the draw” had Jim Donohoe conscripted into the army and serve in the Vietnam war.

A strange World War II memento has spent several decades tucked away inside the Goldfields War Museum archives — a milk bottle allegedly produced in a Japanese factory and retrieved from a German warship.

The Australian servicemen and women who served in the Vietnam War were commemorated at a service in Kalgoorlie-Boulder on Sunday.

There was a time when Como Beach on the Swan River was a recreational go-to destination. It is a far cry from the rather dispiriting sight that greets those who head to the area today.

Alex Pearce arrived at Fremantle nearly 13 years ago as a quiet and unassuming teenager from the northern coast of Tasmania. He has since transformed into their heart and soul.

A Kalgoorlie-Boulder mental health clinician has been named as an unsung hero of family and domestic violence counselling and advocacy.

A popular youth mental health forum expanded to the regions for the first time, landing in Kalgoorlie-Boulder this week.

Photographers turned their lens to everything from rugged coastlines to runway tarmacs in the largest turnout yet for the Dundas Image photo competition.

The principal of St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School has received an award of excellence from Catholic School Parents WA. 

Outdoor cooks flaunted their bushcraft at a camp oven cooking competition last weekend and whipped up meals over fire and coals.