The Latest Breaking News from Perth

Christopher Gallagher, from Dundee, was last seen in Alyth, Perth and Kinross, at around 6.30pm on Friday, January 20.

The Perth-based team has decided to summit the popular peak in order to raise vital funds to keep the service operating

Peter May's new book predicts a world thirty years from now with much of Scotland under water so it's fitting he comes to speak to readers in Perth about how real action must happen right away to prevent a non-fiction climate change catastrophe

Victory coach Tony Popovic has done little to hose down rumours of a Nick D'Agostino transfer ahead of his side's A-League Men clash with Perth Glory.

With Western Australia border closures a distant memory, Perth's Fringe World festival welcomes back international and interstate acts in an expanded program that chief executive Sharon Burgess hopes is its best yet.

Record-breaking floods mean one Kununurra resident's journey home from the airport has blown out to over 4,700 kilometres, and it's taking him past some of Australia's most stunning scenery.

It used to draw crowds of more than 300,000, but Perth's Australia Day Skyworks has lost its lustre. Has the massive pyrotechnics show been extinguished for good?

Karren Kennedy, 48, has said that the tragedy will haunt her "for the rest of her life".

Millions of people around the world are observing the Lunar calendar as New Year celebrations kick off across many Asian communities. So, what is Lunar New Year and how is it celebrated?

All 20 chalets at Double Dykes, Ruthvenfield, will be replaced with brand new energy-efficient accommodation for residents, all of which are council tenants

Return of annual festival to Fair City this Sunday will begin with a parade followed by dancing and music