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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La Trobe researchers warn gazania garden plant sold at Bunnings is ‘highly invasive’

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Duncan Evans

A popular garden plant sold at Bunnings is even more invasive and potentially dangerous to Australia’s natural environment than originally thought, new research has revealed. La Trobe scientists, writing in the Frontiers journal, warn that gazania daisies, a brightly coloured ornamental plant sold in nurseries nationwide, is a “highly-invasive plant” that is beginning to impact grain production and grasslands across southern Australia.
Socceroos midfielder Connor Metcalfe expecting plenty of mind games from Saudi Arabia

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Ben Smith

Socceroos midfielder Connor Metcalfe is ready to run the full gamut of gamesmanship from Saudi Arabia and weather the elements as their rivals look to thwart Australia’s World Cup qualification hopes. Only a five-goal thrashing by Saudi Arabia in Jeddah on Wednesday morning Perth-time would see Australia denied direct qualification to the 2026 event in North America.
Man mistakenly deported to El Salvador returns to US

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Sarah Lynch |Luc Cohen

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man mistakenly deported from Maryland to El Salvador by the Trump administration, has returned to the United States to face criminal charges of transporting illegal immigrants to the USAbrego Garcia faces two criminal counts in an indictment filed in federal court in Tennessee on May 21, more than two months after Abrego Garcia's March 15 deportation, court records showed.
The e-scooter menace: mum's anguish over near tragedy

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Savannah Meacham

The e-scooter menace: mum's anguish over near tragedy
Super Netball 2025: West Coast Fever coach Dan Ryan says NSW Swifts aren’t ‘invincible’ as they look to upset

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Mitchell Woodcock

Super Netball 2025: West Coast Fever coach Dan Ryan says NSW Swifts aren’t ‘invincible’ as they look to upset
Michelle Grattan: Bringing in ex-green Dorinda Cox a risk for Anthony Albanese

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Michelle Grattan
French teen allegedly caught with meth at Perth Airport

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Emily Moulton

French woman Amina Bouhaddi accused of trying to smuggle 10kg of meth into WA appears in court
Hillcrest jumping castle legal battles to continue

1 day ago | thewest.com.au | Farid Farid |Ethan James
Superannuation wealth tax ‘a threat’ to funding of new unicorns as Escalante moves to mop up VGW

2 days ago | thewest.com.au | Sean Smith

The Federal Government’s proposed wealth tax on superannuation has been described as a threat to the emergence of unicorns such as Laurence Escalante’s WA-based gaming group Virtual Gaming Worlds. With many investors funding plays such as VGW from their self-managed super funds, the earnings hit on super balances over $3 million is seen potentially depriving start-ups of a key source of development capital.
Aziz Behich’s goal the latest in a series of dramatic Socceroos World Cup qualification moments

2 days ago | thewest.com.au | Ben Smith

Aziz Behich’s dramatic, late strike against Japan is the latest in a series of incredible Socceroos moments which have put them on the path to the World Cup. After 32 years of hurt, the Socceroos’ ‘golden generation’ broke through against Uruguay to seal a first World Cup berth since 1974. Four years on from a 3-1 aggregate loss to Uruguay, Australia exacted sweet revenge, with Mark Bresciano sending the two-legged tie into extra tie, and then onto penalties.