Stories from Perth · Australia

Thousands of people are without power in Perth, Western Australia, as destructive storms hit the region.

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The Premier of Western Australia expressed confidence that the state can reach net zero emissions by 2050. This target is contingent on continued climate action and public support. The premier believes the state government is on track to meet this goal. This statement comes amid ongoing discussions about climate policy. This statement reflects progress in the region's climate goals.

Southern and Western Australia are experiencing a severe mouse plague, with densities reaching up to 8,000 mice per hectare. The ABC News reported on the extent of the infestation.

A minister has described the conditions in the City of Perth as 'diabolical,' amid calls for broader reforms to the local council. The statement highlights issues within the city's governance.

A man was critically injured following a suspected shark attack at Jordie Bay in Western Australia. He was taken back to shore and received medical attention. Emergency services responded to the incident near Perth.

Six individuals who arrived in Australia have tested negative for hantavirus after being repatriated.

The Yindjibarndi people have been awarded $150 million in compensation for cultural and economic losses. The court decision was welcomed by Michael Woodley, though the state could have remained neutral on the compensation fight.

Four Australian citizens, one Australian permanent resident, and one New Zealand citizen evacuated from a hantavirus outbreak are expected to arrive in Perth tomorrow. These individuals are being monitored following their evacuation.

Western Australia is experiencing a severe mouse plague that is infesting houses. The situation is described as a mass infestation, with residents reporting the rodents invading homes. The situation follows fertilizer shortages due to the Iran war.