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The WA organisation behind the Giants of Mandurah exhibition in Perth's south is hopeful a way can be found to recreate one of the sculptures after it was destroyed by fire.

Video footage of Kerry Leamy's stolen car being used for hooning is still on social media a year after it was posted. Now, more videos of children allegedly committing crimes near Fitzroy Crossing and Broome have been shared.

Mark McGowan urges caution regarding public speculation about the death of Cassius Turvey, 15, as the outpouring of community grief grows across the country. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following article contains an image of a person who has died.

Apply for a G2G pass during the pandemic? It has been revealed WA Police will keep that data for a quarter of a century before handing it over to another government agency to keep indefinitely.

As the WA government proposes new laws banning people from entering five designated entertainment precincts, there are fears Aboriginal people will be disproportionately targeted.

West Australian police unveil drink spiking test kits that can detect more than 600 drugs to provide victims of sexual predators with forensic evidence that has previously been lacking.

The Chief of Australia's Army rejects the idea WA's north is under-defended, while giving insight into how the state is on the "leading edge" of efforts to transform the fighting force.

Former federal defence minister and WA governor, Kim Beazley, is urging Australia to focus on strengthening its relationship with India to compete with the rise of China.

The new cameras measure the average speed of a vehicle over two points, but for police to issue fines, traffic laws need to be updated – a process that could take a significant amount of time.