After falling to Labor with the rout of Colin Barnett's government in March 2017, the Perth fringe seat of Darling Range has returned to the Liberal fold.
It's like Game of Thrones with only slightly less backstabbing. We continue our look into Australian political families.
Partially funded by the Commonwealth, the custody notification system (CNS) is closely modelled on a system in place in New South Wales since 2000.
Bill Shorten will be under real pressure to hold the seat of Perth, following Tim Hammond's resignation.
The Council of Australian Governments meets today to have their say on the NEG, and not every state and territory is going in with a smile.
Efforts by Western Australian Liberals to flood Australia with white South African "refugees" would undo the Coalition's good work of taking back control of our humanitarian visa program.
We can see how major industries contributed to the political parties -- and how much the parties aren't telling us -- from new donations data.
Western Australia's peak medical body says a "short-term cost-cutting measure" is putting prisoners' health at risk.
As debate continues at every level of government in the lead-up to Australia Day, we revisit the City of Fremantle. Some aren't convinced that change, when it comes, will begin with politicians.
The government is in terrible trouble in Queensland and Western Australia. So you'll never guess who would be one of the biggest losers from a reallocation of the GST to the west ...