Trump says he ‘went down’ in helicopter emergency with mayor, who denies it happened

SummaryOn Anzac Day, veterans in uniform will receive free Transperth public transport, while regular fares apply to others. Early bus and train services will facilitate attendance at the dawn service in Kings Park, with specific routes and times outlined for various lines. Additionally, a free shuttle bus will operate between the Vietnam War Memorial and the State War Memorial, and all other services will follow a standard Sunday public holiday timetable, subject to some road...

Wildlife warrior Robert Irwin, 21, has announced he will compete on the US version of Dancing With The Stars, expressing excitement and gratitude for the opportunity on Instagram. Irwin, who previously watched his sister Bindi compete and win on the show in 2015, shared a nostalgic clip from that season and received supportive comments from Bindi. Recently, he also gained attention for a racy ad campaign with Bonds, showcasing his adventurous spirit and commitment to...

Liverpool's Premier League title celebration is on hold after Arsenal drew 2-2 with Crystal Palace, keeping the title race alive. Liverpool can secure their 20th championship by avoiding defeat against Tottenham, while Arsenal remains 12 points behind after giving up two leads during the match. Despite their struggles, Arsenal faces a challenging schedule ahead, including a Champions League semi-final, and is at risk of finishing second for the third consecutive season, with Manchester City close...

A 36-year-old Boyanup woman, Belinda Catherina Tylor, pleaded guilty to possession and intent to sell methylamphetamine in Bunbury Magistrates Court. She was found with 14 bags of the drug totaling 1.7g and had exchanged messages indicating her intent to sell. Despite her lawyer arguing for leniency due to her status as a first-time offender and mother of three, Magistrate Bob Young acknowledged the seriousness of the offense and ordered her to attend court-supervised programs instead...

SummaryDavid Speirs, a former leader of the South Australian Liberal Party, faces sentencing for cocaine use and supply after admitting to using it as an "escape" during political stress. He pleaded guilty to supplying cocaine to two friends shortly after resigning from his leadership position in August 2024, citing exhaustion from leadership speculation. While his defense argues for leniency, stating the incident was an "aberration of character," the prosecution contends that his actions have eroded...

SummaryAustralian cyclist Michael Storer is leading the Tour of the Alps, maintaining a 41-second advantage after a challenging third stage. Storer had previously secured a significant lead by winning the second stage and is aiming for his biggest career victory, with Jai Hindley closely trailing in fourth place. As the tour progresses, Storer expresses confidence in his performance, attributing his success to improved strength and support from his team, while Hindley and other competitors remain...