Beds face axe at major hospital

Opposition health spokesman Roger Cook. Source: News Limited Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. Source: News Limited ONE of WA's biggest hospitals will lose at least 8 per cent of its beds under a plan to get patients in and out quicker....

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‘Mad heat proof of climate change’

Sisters Ange and Steph Coote with dog Ila, watering their veggie patch, which they've had to water tirelessly every day through the dry and hot Perth summer. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Source: News Limited THE weather bureau says Perth's record-smashing...

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Obesity ‘next frontier’ after smoking

Health Minister Kim Hames says obesity is the next frontier for public health campaigns. Picture: File image Source: News Limited OBESITY is the "next frontier" and should be tackled as aggressively as smoking was, WA's Health Minister says....

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Law to target professional beggar gangs

People walk past a beggar in the Perth CBD. Source: News Corp Australia A CRACKDOWN on begging in Perth is being planned amid fears a syndicated cartel of professional beggars is operating on the city's streets. Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi...

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Guess who’s coming to dinner?

Jamie's Italian in Perth. PICTURE: Jordan Shields Source: Supplied British TV Chef Jamie Oliver Source: Supplied THE queue outside his popular Perth eatery will morph into mass hysteria this month when Jamie Oliver comes to town for...

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Qantas planes collide at LAX

Qantas planes, pictured at Melbourne's Tullamarine Airport. Picture: Getty Images Source: Getty Images TWO Qantas passenger jets have collided with each other at Los Angeles International Airport, damaging both aircraft. The wing tips...

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Perth is ‘hipster heaven’: NY Times

Perth at night: "Could a city really be so easy, breezy, green and pristine — so positively livable?,''asks The New York Times. Source: Supplied PERTH is more "hip and happening'' than the coolest corner of New York, says The New York Times....

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WA back to polls on April 5

After recounts and missing votes, the High Court has declared the 2013 Western Australian Senate election void and will send voters back to the polls. WESTERN Australia will go back to the polls on April 5, after the state's...

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Mercy dashes as two kids hurt in Jurien Bay

A girl was believed to have been bitten by a brown snake — one of the world's deadliest — in Jurien Bay. In a separate incident in the coastal town, a boy was hit by a car. Both were flown to Perth. Source: News Limited The girl bitten by...

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Pair face court as bus attack video goes viral

A 17-year-old girl accused of attacking an elderly man on a bus pleaded with police saying 'I don't want to go' as they walked her to a police van. SHAMED on social media, two young girls filmed allegedly attacking a frail...

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Coffee with Colin: The full Q&A

Premier Colin Barnett answers the questions PerthNow readers find most important. WEST Australians who believe Elizabeth Quay and Perth's new stadium should pay the price for education cuts need to "get a life", Premier...

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Perth Qantas flight cuts ‘extraordinary’

Qantas has announced a $252m half yearly profit loss and confirmed it will cut 5,000 full time jobs. Record loss ... Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce announces it will cut 5000 jobs in a bid to dramatically cut costs...

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Premier defends ‘get a life’ line

Premier Colin Barnett has defended telling West Australians critical of big ticket projects to "get a life" during his first Coffee with Colin segment on PerthNow. Picture: Marie Nirme Source: News Corp Australia In question time, Labor leader...

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Police probe grim find of body in fire zone

Police believe all signs are pointing to a body found in a City Beach scrub fire zone being a non-suspicious death. POLICE believe all signs are pointing to a body found in a City Beach scrub fire zone being a non-suspicious...

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Seven to air Corby program

CHANNEL Seven will air unseen footage of Schapelle Corby on its Sunday Night program this weekend. The segment, which the network is promoting on its Facebook page, is a pull-together of previously unseen footage of Corby and her interactions...

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Victim’s mum backs shark challenge

Thousands of people are protesting at beaches around the country against the WA government's catch-and-kill shark laws. THE WA government will be forced to defend the legality of its controversial shark kill policy, after...

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Rent rort losses on the rise

Taylor Cousins and Claire Lopaty, who were duped of $900 from a Gumtree advertisement when they were looking for a rental property in the city. Source: News Limited PROPERTY scams have more than doubled in WA in the past two years. West...

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Man admits killing ex at Como hair salon

Pregnant stab victim Selina Bello was 'so excited' about being a new mum and was looking forward to her baby's November birth. A PERTH woman whose mother was murdered at their Como hair salon has expressed relief her killer today pleaded...

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Coffee with Colin: ask your questions

PerthNow readers get the chance to ask Premier Colin Barnett the questions. Picture: Richard Hatherly Source: News Limited READERS have chosen the five issues they most want to put to Premier Colin Barnett – but it's not too late to influence...

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Freo pressure too much for Dogs

Fremantle have scored their first win of the pre-season, too good for the Western Bulldogs by 28 points. Michael Walters starred with four goals for Fremantle. Picture: Wayne Ludbey Source: News Corp Australia ...

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