A petition has been created by the WA Firearms Community Alliance receiving over 30,000 signatures in less than 30 days.

The Minister for Climate Change and Energy is proposing an offshore wind farm in the Indian Ocean, spanning 7674 km2 between Dawesville and Cape Naturaliste.

Live stock exporters are urging the Federal Government to delay the annual moratorium on live sheep exports to help WA farmers struggling through droughts.

Two teenage protesters have lawyered up, claiming they were defamed by Premier Roger Cook at a press conference after protesting at Woodside's Annual general meeting days prior.

In the heart of Leederville, The Oxford Hotel conveys heritage with a modern twist, after tasteful renovations updating the 118 year old pub.

Those on a visitor visa or bridging visa must have this cover as part of the visa condition and permanent resident application.

First home owners may have the option of using the total amount of their superannuation to buy a house as the Coalition explores the idea.

A protest has just begun at Curtin University to kick off an encampment and will call on the university to drop all ties to Israel.

The Federal Government and independent brewers are pushing the ACCC to investigate into the enormous power that large international companies have in the Australian beer market.

Social media use in schools is continually a hot topic, with one teacher likening a lot of kids to zombies or drug addicts constantly chasing the next high.

WA Liberal Senator Dean Smith told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live the labour government has taken their eye off the ball, blocking several applications and senate inquiries into the matter.

Shadow Immigration Minister Dan Tehan told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live this is incredibly distressing and one of the most heinous things he's heard in a long time.

6PR / Nine News reporter Jamie Freestone gives report on court hearing.

The US Congress has approved legislation to force the Chinese owners of TikTok to sell the company or face a ban in the US.  Shadow Home Affairs Minister James Paterson told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live that he stands behind the US, urging the Albanese government to act quickly. 

Graham Caporn and Ross Wall met unexpectedly 67 years ago when Caporn saved Wall's life. Now the two are lifelong friends bonded by a heroic childhood rescue.  Oliver Peterson chats to the two men about this incredible story on Perth Live. 

NBN Customer Experience Expert Jane McNamara speaks with Oliver Peterson about how west Australian's can choose the best NBN plan that fulfils their needs 

Taylor Bow lost his partner two years ago to aggressive brain cancer. Now he has raised $50,000 in her honor donating it to a world-first trial using AI to battle cancer. Oliver Peterson sits down with Bow to discuss his incredible story. 

The Cook Labor Government has announced it will deliver an $18.7 million revamp of jetty infrastructure at one of Perth's most iconic waterfronts to support future tourism and charter operators. A further $2 million feasibility study for ferry service expansion will also be added to the list of projects. Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live any funds made from the City of Perth should stay in the city.

Social media giant X (formally known as Twitter) is under fire for refusing to permanently take down footage of the Sydney church stabbing last week permanently due to censorship concerns. Cyber safety expert Susan McLean told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live footage of the terror attack should be "gone" and has no right to be on the internet.

Car insurer Youi has released its Unofficial Driving Etiquette Act for 2024 and it turns out West Australian drivers are some of the least courteous drivers in the country. Youi also revealed West Australians were some of the rudest drivers in the country. CarExpert Co-Founder Paul Maric told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live driving etiquette is the "smartest thing" drivers can do to make roads safer.

The State Government has today announced a pre-budget promise that it will provide a $92.2 million funding boost for over 120 homelessness services.

For the first time since 1953, the ‘Devil Comet’ will be visible in Australia for the next week before disappearing from our skies for another 71 years.

An IGA in Brisbane has taken a new approach to tackle theft by ripping out all the self-serve checkout machines.

Fundraising initiative Climate 200 is targeting 20 seats at the next federal election, with Peter Dutton's seat of Dickson on the radar.

A true favourite south of the river, C.Y. O'Connor has delivered this week with its focus on quality food and providing a charming atmosphere.

WA rental reforms have passed parliament. These changes will limit rent increases to once per year and bidding for leases will be banned.

Italian-Australian Chef Guy Grossi is in Perth to host exclusive events at his restaurant, Garum!

After a 50 year drought, the state government is looking to increase the amount of career firefighters in WA with the upcoming state budget allocating $23 million to hire 60 new recruits.

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RAC General Manager of External Relations Will Golsby joins Oliver Peterson on Perth Live to discuss reasons for increase in insurance premiums.

A Word on the Street revealed that the Services WA app failed as parents tried to claim the Student Assistance Payment from the government. Education Minister Tony Buti told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live, "As of 3pm this afternoon there was 25,247 claims made on the app...Overall, we've heard very few negative complaints about the system."

A Word on the Street revealed that the state government will announce in the budget that WA drivers will have access to a digital licence through the ServicesWA app.

Shadow Education Minister Peter Rundle told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live, "The government needs to lift it's game."

A Word on the Street revealed that the ServiceWA app is failing as parents tried to claim the Student Assistance Payment from the government.