Woman dead after horror crash

A fatal car accident involving two cars in Oakford. Picture: Matthew Poon Source: PerthNow A WOMAN has died and a man has been airlifted to hospital after a horror crash in Oakford this afternoon. Police and emergency services were called...

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Police chase probe after crash death

INVESTIGATIONS are underway into whether a car was being pursued by police moments before it crashed into a power pole in Northam, killing a 20-year-old passenger. Police attempted to stop the Holden Commodore on Stirling Street at about 7.45pm...

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Perth Arena opens doors for local acts

Split Seconds performing at the Perth Arena. Picture: Richard Polden Source: PerthNow Perth Arena opened for the first time. Picture: Richard Polden Source: PerthNow PERTH'S newest entertainment venue finally opened its doors...

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Woman's body found in car

POLICE are investigating the discovery of a woman's body in a car on the Great Northern Highway, outside Derby. The 39-year-old was found in the car on the side of the road after what police believe was a domestic incident. A section of the...

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Lingerie football hits Perth

Sara Stanford and Stephanie Lethborg are both taking part on Sunday. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Source: PerthNow THE local tryouts for the world's sexiest sport start on Sunday. Already big in the US, lingerie football is set for touchdown...

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Labour shortage a myth, says union

Chevron's Gorgan Gas Project at Barrow Island in our North-West. Source: PerthNow CHEVRON'S agreement with the Federal Government to import 150 foreign workers for its Gorgon LNG project if it can't find enough locals has angered a union, which...

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Call for independent Rayney murder probe

FRESH INQUIRY: A Forensic expert on Lloyd Rayney's defence team calls for an independent inquiry into her murder. Source: PerthNow CLEARED: Lloyd Rayney yesterday with daughter Sarah before he heard Justice Brian Martin find him not guilty....

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Perth Arena our Sydney Opera House

Perth Arena is set to open next weekend and today Nine News took a look inside. THE controversial $550 million Perth Arena has the potential to become the city's equivalent to the Sydney Opera House, West Australian Premier Colin Barnett...

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Severe fire warnings for Gascoyne, Pilbara

RESIDENTS in inland parts of Western Australia's Gascoyne and western Pilbara are being warned of severe fire danger on Saturday. In the Gascoyne, the Bureau of Meteorology has forecast a severe fire danger rating which takes in the Shires of...

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Port Hedland first call for luxury liner

One of the world's most luxurious ocean liner, Voyager, has visited Port Hedland. Picture: MegaZoi/Flickr UP to 3000 passengers on one of the world's most luxurious cruise ships have gained an interesting first impression of Australia after...

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Kizon beaten in 'fight for the little guy'

UPHELD: John Kizon has failed in a bid to have a speeding fine overturned. Source: PerthNow PERTH identity John Kizon has failed to have a $150 speeding fine overturned despite claiming the policeman who booked him was not trained to use...

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The Judge's findings on key evidence

A liquidambar seed pod in Kings Park. Source: PerthNow PERTHNOW breaks down Justice Brian Martin's findings on key pieces of evidence exhibited at the Lloyd Rayney trial. THE PHONE TAPJustice Martin said Mr Rayney had engaged in "discreditable...

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Tinley quits as Labor housing spokesman

Labor MP Peter Tinley, who has resigned as an opposition spokesman. Picture: Marie Nirme Source: PerthNow PETER Tinley has announced his resignation from the shadow cabinet because of expected "personal upheaval" as a result of his family's...

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Salad producer fined after finger amputation

A COMPANY has been ordered to pay more than $50,000 after an employee had two fingers chopped off in a vegetable slicer. Harvest Freshcuts was today found guilty in Perth Magistrates Court of failing to provide and maintain a safe workplace and,...

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Senior managers facing fraud charges

TWO West Australian government employees have been charged with fraud and stealing, with one alleged to have fraudulently used more than $66,000 worth of Cabcharge vouchers. Major fraud squad detectives today revealed that two separate government...

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Travellers in limbo as cruise company sinks

BELLY UP: A company that organised cruises on the luxury liner 'Athena' has gone bust. A COMPANY that booked the ship Athena for a series of Australian cruises has gone into voluntary administration, casting doubt on the travel plans of thousands...

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Sandy: Dozens dead, homes and lives ruined

The MTA has released vision of floodwaters in Manhattan's subway stations, promising to return services to customers safely and efficiently. Vision: MTA An ambulance sits abandoned in the middle of a flooded street after Sandy...

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Promise of bigger fines for wildlife harm

FINES THREAT: A bilby, which is found in WA's north west. Penalties for harming wildlife are set to increase if the state government is re-elected. Source: PerthNow PEOPLE caught harming or smuggling critically endangered species could face...

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RAYNEY VERDICT: Nervous wait after lengthy murder trial

Lloyd Rayney Source: PerthNow BARRISTER Lloyd Rayney will learn his fate tomorrow when the Supreme Court judge in his long running murder trial delivers his verdict. Justice Brian Martin, QC, will announce his decision at 11.30am, bringing...

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