Alicia Bridges is a digital reporter for ABC Radio Perth. She has worked as an investigative journalist, producer and podcast host in Canada and Western Australia.
Police in all Australian states and territories have used a controversial undercover method to catch killers, but there are calls for safeguards to address the risk of wrongful convictions.
In a hotel room high above Melbourne, two men discuss how to cover up a woman’s murder. All is not what it seems.
The Moodjar Tree uses art and technology to tell the Noongar story of the Australian Christmas tree in 3D.
A report by WA energy provider Synergy says it is "not viable" to use pumped hydro power to fill the gap left by the closure of the state's last remaining coal-fired plants by 2030.
Fly-in fly-out lawyer visits and "virtual offices" are helping women in regional WA access domestic violence support, but concerns remain about funding for services on the ground.
From people who recently lost pets and aren't ready for another, to dog owners who want their pooch to have some company while they're at work, Australians are meeting online to share their animals.
UNESCO will write to the WA government asking for better protection for stromatolites at Hamelin Pool as a viewing platform damaged two years ago remains broken.
For 100 years, trains were built in the old railway workshops in Midland. After a 30-year hiatus, the industry is back with a modern twist.
Meseret Cohen was adopted as a 13-year-old with the culture and values from her life in Ethiopia. She says it is important to support older adoptees to maintain that culture.
The City of Gosnells says local governments can only provide short-term solutions to extreme hoarding, and is calling on the state government to step in to provide better social support.
Scientists say the research is crucial to understanding the difference in how weapons and violent activity affect clothing compared to exposure to insects and the natural environment.
The zoo announced that Monarto Safari Park in South Australia had started fundraising to build a new elephant habitat so it could welcome the two Perth animals, Permai and Putra Mas.
Artificial Intelligence is coming, the employment landscape will be disrupted and the best strategy is to try to keep up — that was the key message at a major business conference.
The move was driven by concerns that councillors who were administrators for community pages could manipulate public debate without people knowing.
The Rustic Farm Art Awards were created to help Perth Hills communities heal after the Wooroloo bushfire destroyed 86 homes in 2021.
Carol Astbury says people still used to ask her "is this legal" when she started as a civil celebrant in 1974. This July marks the 50th anniversary of when civil celebrants were legally allowed to perform marriages in Australia.
Jono and Jodie Reindl said changes at the Joondalup Health Campus since their baby died on the day she was born did not go far enough to prevent future healthcare failures.
Woolworths is installing new AI security technology in response to a nationwide theft spike.
Magistrate Elaine Campione presides over a court whose task is to keep people out of jail. But she says it is not soft on crime.
Business owners who have stopped accepting cash say it speeds up service and improves safety and security for staff, but some customers say it is their right to pay cash.
The Australian National Audit Office this week found the grant, presented in-person by former prime minister Scott Morrison in 2019, was likely unlawful and lacked due diligence.
An investigation into whether faith and spirituality influences how people dream is underway, including whether people who are religious are less likely to have nightmares and dreams about death.
Fair Work Ombudsman Sandra Parker says her office will investigate whether BHP was negligent in failing to identify if it was underpaying workers over a 13-year period.
Western Australia's Department of Premier and Cabinet has received almost the same number of FOI requests so far this year as it did in all of 2022.
Les Trumper is among budgerigar breeders across Australia vying for a place on their state team so they can compete in the national title.