Giulia Bertoglio

Can Western Australia's northernmost town be revived? Locals say they know how to bring the tourists back.

A Supreme Court jury has been offered conflicting accounts of a woman's violent death in Western Australia's remote far north as a 10-day murder trial gets underway.

Florence Long stretches her arm across a table covered in fabrics and art supplies to pick a colour for the clothes she's making.

A West Australian woman has avoided a murder conviction but been found guilty of manslaughter after slashing the neck of a woman with a wine bottle during a drunken argument in the state's far north.

Indigenous West Australian station workers and their families will share $144,375,000 in compensation for unpaid wages in a landmark Federal court judgement.

Brian John Leering was found guilty of sexual penetration without consent after a two-day trial in Kununurra District Court.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died.

Andy Sutcliffe's ringtone punctures the still outback air like a siren. The mechanic scrambles to answer, as the Mission Impossible theme song ricochets around his work yard.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made housing the centrepiece of his latest election pitch to Western Australia, pledging to "unlock" more than 1,000 homes across the state's regional communities.

Community leaders in Western Australia's northernmost town have welcomed a $30 million federal government cash splash, with hopes upgrades to Wyndham's town site and port can "drag it into the 21st century".