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| | | | | | |  | | | | Wild winds hit WA | | A WIND warning remains in place for the State's south coast after a blustery end to the weekend.
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| | | | | Boomtown bounces back | | | THE West Australian economy is âout of the woodsâ, one of the nationâs most respected forecasters has declared, with housing and wages finally gaining traction. | | | |
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| | | | Benefits cut as vandals wreck trees | | | HUNDREDS of trees across Perth are being chopped down or poisoned by owners in search of better views or to rid themselves of pesky leaves and falling branches. | | | |
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| | | | Rare treat for Perth's Katy Perry fans | | POP megastar Katy Perry is expected to touch down in Perth today to kick off the final leg of her Witness world tour. And, fans will have a chance to see her for free.
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| | | | Perth hotels hit hard times | | | HALF the hotel rooms in some parts of WA are empty and Perth is the worst State capital for hotel occupancy in the country, a new report warns. | | | |
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