The Sunday Times (Western Australia)

The Sunday Times is a tabloid newspaper that comes out on Sundays, published by Western Press Pty Ltd, which is part of Seven West Media, based in Perth. It is circulated across Western Australia. Originally named The West Australian Sunday Times, it was changed to The Sunday Times on March 30, 1902. Since 1955, the newspaper has been under the ownership of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp Australia and its earlier companies, but in 2016, it was sold to Seven West Media along with its website, PerthNow.

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Federal election 2025: Coalition vows DV register, Royal Commission for new offences in $90m pledge

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Caitlyn Rintoul |Caitlyn Rintoul

The Coalition will invest an additional $90 million in domestic violence prevention, focused on early intervention and crisis response measures in a multi-pronged plan to address the scourge on Australian communities. The plan includes creating a DV perpetrator register, tougher monitoring measures, funding programs which help people flee abuse, and establishing a Royal Commission on sexual abuse in Indigenous communities.
The West Australian reporters Ernie Manning and Hayden King win Gloucester Park trots awards double

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Ernie Manning
Prince Louis: Adorable royal family member shows off toothless smile in adorable birthday portrait

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Taylor Renouf

Prince William and Princess Kate have wished their son Louis a happy birthday, posting a picture of the seven-year-old missing his front teeth. The young royal family member looked all grown up in a green sweater, jeans and a collared top as he posed for his birthday portrait. “Wishing Prince Louis a very Happy 7th Birthday!” the Prince and Princess of Wales captioned the picture. Many social media users were shocked by how mature he looks in the new picture. “OMG he’s suddenly all grown up.
Federal election 2025: Liberal health debate takedown: Labor are doctoring the truth

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Caitlyn Rintoul

Anne Ruston has labelled Prime Minister Anthony Albanese a “vulture” trying to “lie his way to the Lodge” on Medicare during an election health debate. The shadow health minister’s spray came as she went face-to-face with Health Minister Mark Butler at the National Press Club on Wednesday, ramping up the Coalition’s claims that Labor are spreading misinformation in their campaign headline announcement on Medicare.
Federal election 2025: Liberal health debate takedown: Labor are doctoring the truth

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Caitlyn Rintoul
Dutton's defence policy reveal turns into gender battle

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Tess Ikonomou
'Afraid' MAFS groom wants protection from screen wife

2 days ago | thewest.com.au | Adelaide Lang
Labor alter how-to-vote card after preferencing antisemitic Legalise Cannabis Canning candidate

2 days ago | thewest.com.au | Caitlyn Rintoul

Labor has changed their how-to-vote card in the WA seat of Canning after they preferenced a now-dumped Legalise Cannabis candidate who made antisemitic comments online third. The minor party’s Paul Gullan had shared a string of posts, including one which accused Israel of “playing the victim” in the Hamas-led October 7 terror attack.
Anglesey wins Kalgoorlie-Boulder Easter Open

2 days ago | thewest.com.au | Neil Watkinson

Luke Anglesey’s love affair with the Goldfields only grew stronger at the weekend when he took out the Miller’s Auto Glass Kalgoorlie-Boulder Easter Open, defeating Luke Foster 9-3 in the final. After having to share the spoils of victory in last year’s inaugural running of the event, Anglesey’s domination this year further enhanced his reputation as not only one of the State’s leading players, but also among the top players Australia-wide.
Young voters slam door on major parties over housing

2 days ago | thewest.com.au | Maeve Bannister