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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#22577

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#353

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#29

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Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning: Socials from Tom Cruise film premiere at Event Cinemas Whitford

11 hours ago | thewest.com.au | Kellie Balaam

Event Cinemas at Westfield Whitford City rolled out the red carpet for the Perth premiere of Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning. Tom Cruise fans sucked on red slushies and munched down popcorn as they witnessed the latest instalment in the famous franchise which comes out in cinemas on Saturday.
Wyloo signs as Hastings clears debt and gets rare earths project set

11 hours ago | thewest.com.au | Matt Birney

After some months of negotiations, Andrew Forrest’s Wyloo has signed on the dotted line to consummate a deal struck with ASX listed Hastings Technology Metals that will see Wyloo pick up 60 per cent of Hastings’ giant Yangibana rare earths project in WA. The Yangibana rare earths project, which also harbours niobium, is 270km east-northeast of Carnarvon in WA’s Gascoyne region.
Tyne-James Organ: Aussie singer wants to create talk around mental health with new album The Other Side

12 hours ago | thewest.com.au | Kellie Balaam

“What’s the point of making music that’s not real?”For Australian alt-rock artist Tyne-James Organ, singing about mental health — while it is a taboo topic — is important to him after going through a rough year in 2024. Organ was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and has been on a journey managing his mental health and after a short break from music, he is ready for his next body of work to be out in the world.
Brendan Gore out the door of WA residential developer Peet after 20 years

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Simone Grogan

Brendan Gore out the door of WA residential developer Peet after 20 years
Roger Cook pushes Albanese Government to make ‘safe’ North West Shelf decision as soon as possible

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Dylan Caporn

Roger Cook pushes Albanese Government to make ‘safe’ North West Shelf decision as soon as possible
Louise Carruthers: Roger Cook questions VenuesWest’s hiring of ex-CCC officer at centre of bombshell probe

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Sarah Steger

Louise Carruthers: Roger Cook questions VenuesWest’s hiring of ex-CCC officer at centre of bombshell probe
NRW signals impairment hit as contractor now fears $113m Whyalla debt in doubt

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Simone Grogan

NRW signals impairment hit as contractor now fears $113m Whyalla debt in doubt
Omasa review: Japanese all-you-can-eat diner delivers quantity and quality for Godzilla-sized appetites

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Simon Collins
2025 Lexus LX price and specs: Luxury LandCruiser updates detailed

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | William Stopford

The Lexus LX range is expanding for 2025 to include a new, more off-road-focused Overtrail variant, though the hybrid LX700h has yet to be locked in for our market. The Overtrail is available in either diesel LX500d or petrol LX600 guise, but exclusively with a five-seat interior layout. Unveiled in October 2024, it’s the second Overtrail-badged Lexus to be added to the brand’s lineup, following the nameplate’s debut on the Toyota Prado-based GX.
Overpriced tenders delay city’s installation of permanent multipurpose pavilion for Diggers & Dealers

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Neil Watkinson

It will be business as usual at this year’s Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum, with tender cost issues delaying the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s plan to install a permanent pavilion at the Goldfields Arts Centre.