Tropical Cyclone Mitchell Tracks Toward WA Coast
Tropical Cyclone Mitchell continues its path down Western Australia’s coast, poised to make landfall tonight as a category two system near Carnarvon. Fierce winds and heavy rainfall already batter the North West coast, prompting evacuations at several mine sites.
Forecasters predict 100 to 200 millimetres of rain over the next 24 hours, raising risks of flash flooding and road closures in affected areas. Emergency warnings cover regions south of Onslow to Ningaloo, as well as Coral Bay to Minilya Roadhouse.
Perth Weather Outlook
Remnants of the system will bring a shower or two to Perth on Tuesday. The rest of the week promises mild conditions for February across the state.
Perth Property Market Surge
New data reveals a nearly 30 percent rise in Perth properties listed for sale during January. However, new listings remain significantly below the 10-year average.
AFL Players Gear Up for Faster 2026 Rules
Hawthorn defender Blake Hardwick indicates AFL players anticipate more frenetic play in 2026 under new rules aimed at accelerating the game and challenging defenders. These changes debut publicly in the State of Origin clash between Victoria and Western Australia on Saturday at Optus Stadium, where the ball will move rapidly up and down the field.
