Blown budgets. Sugar daddies. And a nuclear waste dump. After a big week in news, here are the stories you may have missed.
Lead speaker for the Liberal Party Nick Goiran has gone to extreme lengths to delay the vote.
Maria has been homeless for 14 years, ever since she lost her last WA public housing property due to arrears she has since repaid. Her story is not unique.
It's estimated at least 1000 children a year are made homeless by WA bureaucracy. If this is an over-estimate, the government might want to say so, because it’s utterly damning.
Western Australia's use of fixed-term tenancies is "fundamentally unethical" say advocates, and in some cases it's breaking families up.
'As a West Australian I’d like to remind Queensland, and the nation at large, that the mining industry is better at digging holes than it is at fulfilling promises.'
New leader Liza Harvey will need to rally the WA Liberal Party if she expects to unseat the Mark McGowan government. Unfortunately, history is not on her side.
Federal politicians are hoping West Australians will fall into line this election, despite decades of keeping the state at a distance.
The 2017 election was a historic catastrophe for then-WA premier Colin Barnett. Scott Morrison should heed his warning.
Staff have been told "significant budget pressures" have led to the cuts which may extend to other states.
