Tag: Perth 6000
WACA curator gives Krejza hope
Curator Cameron Sutherland says spin could play a role in the first Test at the WACA.[MORE]
Fatal cricket bat attacker serving 'suspended jail term'
The Supreme Court in Perth has been told that a 21-year-old man responsible for a fatal Christmas Day bashing was serving a suspended jail term for unlawful wounding at the time.[MORE]
Extra match added to Proteas' tour
South Africa will play an extra game against Western Australia at the WACA in the lead-up to the Test series against Australia.[MORE]
Ripper questions Native Title switch
The State Opposition has criticised Premier Colin Barnett's decision to take control of the Native Title portfolio.[MORE]
Extended weekday trading on the way: Barnett
The West Australian Premier, Colin Barnett, says he wants to extend weekday trading hours by mid next year.[MORE]
CCC takes aim at Archer
The Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC) has charged Independent MP Shelley Archer with corruption over her dealings with the lobbyist Brian Burke.[MORE]
Electorate would benefit from 'fixed four year terms'
A Political analyst has welcomed moves to introduce fixed four year parliamentary terms in Western Australia.[MORE]
Chinese midfielder Gao trains with Glory
Chinese midfielder Gao Leilei is training with Perth Glory in the hope of playing for the A-League outfit, club officials said on Monday.[MORE]
Push for 4-year parliamentary terms
The Western Australian Government is drafting legislation to allow fixed four-year parliamentary terms.[MORE]
Fears for missing man
W-A Police hold fears for the safety of a 62-year-old man missing for more than two days from his home in Perth's southern suburbs.[MORE]
Demons choose youth over Cousins
Melbourne has confirmed it will take a youngster in the AFL preseason draft, closing another door on Ben Cousins's attempted comeback.[MORE]
Tuckey hits out over Bishop attacks
A Federal Opposition backbencher has blamed a number of Liberal MPs in the eastern states for speculation that there is pressure on Julie Bishop to stand down as Shadow Treasurer.[MORE]
Parents warned to be vigilant with pool safety
The start of summer has prompted a warning about safety in swimming pools.[MORE]
Perth receives record November rains
Perth has recorded its wettest and coolest November since 1991.[MORE]
State Government under attack over crime fighting fund
There has been criticism of the State Government's announcement that it is increasing funding to police and the director of public prosecutions to investigate outlaw bikie gangs and other organised crime.[MORE]
Petrol falls below $1 a litre
Fuel prices in Perth will fall below $1 a litre today for the first time in almost two years.[MORE]
Glory, Canberra share W-League draw
Canberra United scored two goals in the final seven minutes to clinch a point with a 2-2 draw in their W-League fixture against the Glory at Members Equity Stadium in Perth.[MORE]
Capitals devastate lowly Lynx
The Canberra Capitals thrashed the lowly Perth Lynx by 35 points in their Women's National Basketball League (WNBL) clash at Perry Lakes on Sunday afternoon.[MORE]
Sydney keeps the Spirit alive
Beleaguered NBL franchise Sydney put aside a week of controversy and uncertainty surrounding the club's future with an inspiring 103-94 victory over South Dragons on Saturday evening.[MORE]
Petrovski breaks Glory hearts
Sasho Petrovski cruelly denied victory for Perth Glory as 10-man Central Coast eked out a 2-2 draw in stoppage time.[MORE]
Takeover Target wins in Perth
Champion sprinter Takeover Target has narrowly won the $400,000 Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot in Perth.[MORE]
Mitchell preparing for player exodus
Perth Glory coach David Mitchell says it will be difficult to keep players at the club beyond this A-League season.[MORE]
Vessel off WA coast carrying Sri Lankans: police
Police in Geraldton say a wooden boat found off the West Australian coast is carrying 12 Sri Lankans.[MORE]
Taxi drivers win fare rise
Taxi fares in Western Australia are set to increase by more than two per cent from Monday.[MORE]