Teams of social workers and recovery experts from WA’s Department of Communities have been deployed to assist in flood-affected regions along the NSW north coast. 

A new report shows the impact of the COVID-19 response on WA’s public sector entities and services for 2020-21. An audit of state entities for

The Western Australian government has given the state’s space industry a $6.5 million injection for a locally-based consortium and a research program at Curtin University.

WA’s state procurement policy has exceeded targets for Aboriginal goods, services and work contracts, with more growth in its third year of operation.  A total

A fairer division of assets will be made possible for couples experiencing a breakup thanks to new laws in Western Australia that will allow for

Queensland has started counting the preliminary cost of damage caused by the recent deluge, as a WA emergency services team is deployed to help flood-affected

New data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) recorded a 3.4% increase in economic growth for December, with Western Australia premier Mark McGowan

The national security committee has made the decision to open Australia’s international borders on February 21, almost two years since border restriction rules were announced

A $15 million renewable microgrid to be built in Western Australia’s beachside town of Kalbarri is set to be the largest of its kind in

Western Australia is proposing its biggest overhaul of local government in 25 years, aiming to address “dysfunction” in the sector. The reforms are aimed at

Australia’s heads of government have agreed to update each jurisdiction’s outbreak preparedness plans for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and have “noted” the risks

Senator Peter Whish-Wilson, the Greens spokesperson for agriculture, has warned the National Farmers Federation (NFF) that appeasing the National party was ‘a fool’s game’, ahead