'Untidy' hair causes race stir

WA school was forced to apologise over a racial discrimination complaint lodged by a family whose child was told their hair was "untidy". File image. Source: Supplied A WA school was forced to apologise over a racial discrimination complaint...

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Hayley mum shocked by rape connection

Hayley Dodd's mother Margaret pictured in Mandurah. PICTURE: Daniel Wilkins Source: News Limited THE mother of missing teenager Hayley Dodd says she had no idea the Badgingarra property being searched for her daughter's body was once owned...

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Register for 'high risk' e-drivers

Mitchell Walsh-McDonald leaves Perth Magistrates Court in August. The review into the EDL system was sparked after The Sunday Times revealed the Dot didn't oppose an e-licence application from him last year. Source: News Limited A NEW register...

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Doctor qualifications can't be verified

Report says there are "systemic" problems with the credentialling protocols across the public health system. File image. Source: News Limited A SECRET report reveals there is a high risk that WA doctors are treating patients without proper...

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Show and tell cops under fire

Western Australian State Coroner Alastair Hope says cases where coronial information was misused by WA police officers had caused "irretrievable damage to public confidence in the coronial process". Picture: Theo Fakos Source: News Limited ...

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WA woman free, Corby faces spy issue

Australian Sandra Sheed escorted by immigration officer after her release from Kerobokan jail. Source: Supplied Some Indonesian politicians say Schapelle Corby's bid for parole should be rejected. Source: News Limited AS one Australian...

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Shark hunters could be used - Barnett

Professional shark fishermen, such as this Augusta operator, could be used to take out large sharks threatening people on the WA coast. Source: News Limited PROFESSIONAL shark hunters could be hired to patrol West Australian waters as the government...

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Not the package we expected

Unwrapped ... rhe incriminating photo, featuring the woman in a UPS shirt, that was posted online. Source: Supplied TALK about getting caught on the job. Bad Santa ... a picture posted on the woman's website. Source: Supplied A United...

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Shark season: What should we do?

Police speak to a surfer about the recent shark attack at Gracetown. Source: PerthNow This three metre brown shark was spotted by fisherman 300 metres off the coast of Eagle Bay. Courtesy: Gemma Walsh AS beaches in Gracetown...

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Hayley Dodd: Police comb farm grounds for clues

Police have begun a major forensic search at a rural property near Badgingarra near where the teenager Hayley Dodd went missing in 1999. GROUND penetrating machinery is being used on a Badgingarra property after police reviewed the...

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Binge drinking disappoints Collier

WA's school leavers praised for good behaviour, despite the emergence of a Facebook page illustrating teenage excesses on show. Education Minister Peter Collier says school leavers reliance on alcohol to celebrate was disappointing....

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Aussie Schoolies light up Bali

Teenagers attend a party in a nightclub during Australian "schoolies" celebrations following the end of the year 12 exams on November 24, 2013 in Kuta, Indonesia. Picture: Getty Images Source: Getty Images WE have seen their antics on the Gold...

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Gracetown beach closed after 5m shark sighting

The family of great white victim Chris Boyd arrive in WA, schoolies charged with drug offences, and golden honour for Damien Oliver. THE beach where a surfer was killed by a suspected great white shark has been closed again after a...

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Australian dies in PNG plane crash

Three killed in plane crash, including an Australian ... Seven survivede the crash in a Cessna Caravan (file picture). Source: Supplied AN Australian man is one of three people killed in a plane crash in Papua New Guinea. The Department...

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Nearly 200 WA cops quit force

Almost 200 police officers are set to quit the West Australian force under a voluntary severance scheme WA Police Minister Liza Harvey, who has announced almost 200 police officers are set to quit the force. Picture: file image...

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Call for shark cull as search resumes

The hunt for the Great White Shark that killed a father of two continues. THE search for the shark that killed surfer Chris Boyd has resumed off Gracetown as some surfers are now calling for a cull of the large predators. Mr Boyd,...

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Trott's tour over due to 'stress'

Jonathan Trott has sensationally left the Ashes tour due to a "stress-related illness", with coach Andy Flower slamming David Warner's comments about the England batsman. England's Jonathan Trott will return to England. AFP PHOTO...

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Jet skier praised for shark bravery

NEVER FOUND: Surfer Ben Linden, 24, pictured with his girlfriend Alana Noakes, was taken by a great white shark near Wedge Island, despite frantic efforts to save him. . Source: Supplied MATTHEW Holmes was on his jet ski when he saw a surfer...

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Rottnest toddler tragedy: coroner rules pillar unsafe

Four years after a three-year-old boy was killed in a tragic accident at a chalet at Rottnest Island, his family have been told a pillar at their chalet was built unsafely. A FAMILY'S HEARTACHE: Michael Brasier, with his children...

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'I just want her strangled, no blood'

AN elderly businessman instructed a hitman to strangle his estranged daughter-in-law and then bury her in a 30-foot-deep hole dug by an excavator, a West Australian court has heard. Brian Vincent Attwell, 73, is on trial in the Albany Courthouse...

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Light rail project could be halved

Artist impression of a proposed light rail urban centre station. Picture: Supplied Source: Supplied THE $2 billion light rail plan to connect Perth to suburban areas could stop short of the CBD. Informed sources have told The Sunday Times...

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Data dummies put patients at risk

BUDGET cuts have compromised the accuracy of patient data vital to running WA's hospitals, an internal report reveals. A Health Department memo obtained by The Sunday Times warns the recording of emergency department data by the state's public...

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Complacency behind rise in drowning deaths

WA has suffered its highest number of infant drowning deaths in five years, closed coroner's case files reveal. Five children aged under four drowned in 2012 - including four in backyard swimming pools, according to research by the Royal Life...

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Police smash motorbike, car theft ring

Police have smashed an organised crime network that allegedly stole $500,000 worth of high-performance motorcycles and cars. Picture: file image Source: News Corp Australia POLICE have smashed an organised crime network that allegedly stole...

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Ruthless Aussies take Ashes lead

Australia's players celebrate their victory in the first Ashes Test. Source: Getty Images Australia have destroyed England by 381 runs to go one-nil up in the Ashes. Mitchell Johnson led the charge with 9 wickets for the match, as the...

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