Freo season ends with loss to Port
Dockers dominate first half but pay price for inaccurate kicking as Port Adelaide stages remarkable comeback win.
Confronting Speer
Nazi Albert Speer's charm once made him a media darling. But dark truths emerged after his death.
tv
Exit Speed
A bus trip turns to terror when it is attacked on a desert road by a ruthless gang of crazed bikers.
tvKeep calm, Tony Abbott tells Australians
The PM reassures Australians that all is being done to protect them after terror alert raised.
WA sharks could still be killed
Government may stop drum lines but killing sharks is still on the cards.
Second solar storm hits Earth
Twin storms raise risks of electronic disruptions - but also pretty night skies.
Man crushed to death by tractor
A man in his sixties has died in a tractor accident in Ballajura.
Latest
Review
Robbie Williams swings both ways at Perth show
Advertiser Feature
Australian dairy industry eyes booming Asian market
Sport
Australia wraps up Davis Cup tie
Australia confirms its place in the World Group of the Davis Cup for 2015 with a straight sets doubles win over Uzbekistan.
Dons mediation breaks down
Mediation between Essendon and its former fitness chief Dean Robinson failed to broker a settlement on Friday.
Suspended Ajmal to start remedial work
Pakistan off-spinner will start remedial work on his bowling action next week.
WA News
Man needs surgery after pub fight
A man is in hospital with a serious hand injury after a fight outside the Craigie Tavern on Friday night.
National
Ebola panic takes centre stage
Several suspected Ebola cases presented at Australian hospitals but all tested negative before panic broke out.
World
US denies Foley family threats
America has denied threatening the family of executed reporter James Foley with prosecution had they raised a ransom for his release.
Federal Politics
Bishop condemns Syria weapon use
Australia adds voice of condemnation as international investigation finds regime used chemical weapons against civilians.
Go about lives normally: PM
Tony Abbott reassures Australians that everything possible is being done to protect them, a day after the terror alert was raised to high.
Comment
A fight for real recognition
When Galarrwuy Yunupingu greets Tony Abbott tomorrow, the welcome will be warm but unsentimental.
Big-ass iPhone future is already here
If Apple's latest devices are a guide, the future will be insanely big-ass and retro-futuristic beautiful.
Business
Macquarie writes to dead people
Macquarie Private Wealth has sent letters to dead people as part of its mailout to 160,000 current and former clients who may have received shoddy financial advice.
Boom gone: The end of the iron ore age
The slump in the iron ore price has sent tremors through Canberra, state governments and the business world.
Myer share slide turns into a rout
Myer's ambition to squeeze out a moderate sales and profit rise might represent a ''bridge too far''.
Aussies jump on Alibaba bandwagon
Some Australians are turning to risky ways to get in on the action when Alibaba floats next week.
Skip to:
Tax avoiders the big winners
'Competitive federalism' is an ideology implicit in Joe Hockey's first budget and the nation's big tax avoiders love it.
A strange case of dodgy dogs
In 2008 Andrew Schofield purchased something which he dearly hoped would breed a litter of champions greyhounds.
- Markets US stocks drop on Russia sanctions
- Jacob Saulwick Give transport cash to states
- Pay Packer's lieutenant gets $4.5m sweetener
- Michael Pascoe You get you what you pay for
- Telco New Optus boss out to prove a point
- Retail System blocking pay rises: Myer boss
- ASX Shares follow dollar down
- Harold Mitchell Advertising figures head south
- Currencies $A: the change we've been waiting for?
- Tech Showdown: Wal-Mart snubs Apple Pay
- Eco High house prices not a 'crisis': RBA
- Legal Taxi company threatens to sue states
Money
Don't fall for the mortgage traps
Lender's insurance can cost thousands and actually protects the bank, not the borrower writes David Potts.
Funds set to take a tidy Telstra profit
The Telsta buy-back could be very rewarding for some lucky shareholders.
Executive Style
What's your top craft-brewed drop?
Once highly generic, beer is now taking on wine for complexity and versatility.
Small Business
What’s the easy cure for anxiety?
It’s a condition that’s especially prevalent among business owners. So what’s the best way to treat it?
Master the art of small talk
Is chitter chatter your idea of hell? It doesn't need to be with these excellent tips.
Video
McIlroy's pocket shot
- Duration
- 00:38
Student tells Obama: 'I really wanted Beyonce'
- Duration
- 00:40
Oscar Pistorius not guilty of murdering girlfriend
- Duration
- 03:17
Maserati and Zegna make $175K sedan
Century-old Italian bluebloods, automaker Maserati and fashion house Zegna, have jointly made a limited edition sedan.
- Duration
- 02:52
Skip to:
Skip to:
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo | 8:30pm - 10:13pm |
ABC WA |
| La Vuelta a Espana 2014 | 9:25pm - 12am |
SBS ONE WA |
| Knowing | 9:15pm - 11:45pm |
Channel Seven Perth |
| You Only Live Twice | 7pm - 9:30pm |
Channel Nine Perth |
| Oscar Pistorius: The Verdict | 9:25pm - 10:25pm |
Network TEN Perth |
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo | 8:30pm - 10:13pm |
ABC WA |
| La Vuelta a Espana 2014 | 9:25pm - 12am |
SBS ONE WA |
| Knowing | 9:15pm - 11:45pm |
Channel Seven Perth |
| On Her Majesty's Secret Service | 9:30pm - 12:30am |
Channel Nine Perth |
| Oscar Pistorius: The Verdict | 9:25pm - 10:25pm |
Network TEN Perth |
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Anzac Girls | 10:15pm - 11:15pm |
ABC WA |
| La Vuelta a Espana 2014 | 9:25pm - 12am |
SBS ONE WA |
| Knowing | 9:15pm - 11:45pm |
Channel Seven Perth |
| On Her Majesty's Secret Service | 9:30pm - 12:30am |
Channel Nine Perth |
| Unstoppable | 10:25pm - 12:25am |
Network TEN Perth |
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Anzac Girls | 10:15pm - 11:15pm |
ABC WA |
| La Vuelta a Espana 2014 | 9:25pm - 12am |
SBS ONE WA |
| Knowing | 9:15pm - 11:45pm |
Channel Seven Perth |
| On Her Majesty's Secret Service | 9:30pm - 12:30am |
Channel Nine Perth |
| Unstoppable | 10:25pm - 12:25am |
Network TEN Perth |
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Reality Check | 11:15pm - 11:48pm |
ABC WA |
| La Vuelta a Espana 2014 | 9:25pm - 12am |
SBS ONE WA |
| Knowing | 9:15pm - 11:45pm |
Channel Seven Perth |
| On Her Majesty's Secret Service | 9:30pm - 12:30am |
Channel Nine Perth |
| Unstoppable | 10:25pm - 12:25am |
Network TEN Perth |
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| rage: Guest Programmer | 11:45pm - 2:30am |
ABC WA |
| La Vuelta a Espana 2014 | 9:25pm - 12am |
SBS ONE WA |
| The Amazing Race Australia V New Zealand | 11:45pm - 1am |
Channel Seven Perth |
| On Her Majesty's Secret Service | 9:30pm - 12:30am |
Channel Nine Perth |
| Unstoppable | 10:25pm - 12:25am |
Network TEN Perth |
WA Today TV
- Duration
- 1:32:13
- Duration
- 50:16
- Duration
- 1:28:24
On Air Now
Entertainment
When Tony Bennett met Lady Gaga
The unlikely friendship of an old-school crooner and pop's great provocateur.
The truth that set Tina Arena free
Two decades ago, Tina Arena "had it all". But her success brought her nothing but grief.
Hollywood’s most unlikely success story
'Nobody else would have made this movie except Linklater,' says Patricia Arquette.
Ruth Ritchie
Why The Devil's Playground demands our attention
The Velvet underground
'I did miss lesbian desire': Author Sarah Waters
Exclusive
The new face of mogul Rupert Murdoch
TheVine
Lifestyle
Thorpe denies Martin rumours
Newsrooms around the country went into overdrive on Friday after rumours that Ian Thorpe had struck a magazine deal.
Hadley's spray at MP costs 2GB
Broadcaster Ray Hadley has cost 2GB more than $550,000 in legal costs after settling a defamation action.
Iggy Azalea denies making sex tape
Rapper is livid the alleged photos are being circulated.
The art of celeb swimsuit selfies
View gallery
Star style
Celebrity red carpet watch
Fair call, or too harsh?
Is this man 'Australia's biggest wanker'?
Food & Wine external site
From Good Food
Weekly meal planner
From nasi goreng to chicken fricassee, this meal planner is full of multicultural crowd pleasers.
step outParty time! Chorizo cheese puffs
Get the party started with these easy peasy cheesy chorizo morsels.
step out
View gallery
Seafood, so simple
From pasta bakes to fish patties, have dinner on the table in under an hour.
step outDaily Life external site
From Daily Life
TV cafes you can eat at in real life
View gallery
They are not just the imaginings of an exuberant set designer. They exist, and they're ready to serve you.
The best ever diva demands
View gallery
From Ariana Grande's recent outburst to Mariah's legendary demands, sometimes a diva just needs her diva things, you know? LET A DIVA BE A DIVA, GUYS.
What it's like to be secretly homeless
"I was living with a constant poker face."
View gallery
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Celebs who don't care what you think of their bodies
Carry That Weight
Students show solidarity with rape victim
View gallery
Sexual chemistry
Rom-com couples with the best sexual chemistry
Parenting external site
'The question I wish I'd asked my wife'
A dad shares his honest and emotional story of the one question he wishes he'd asked his wife earlier.
step outGuess the child star
View gallery
He played a psychic child in supernatural thriller The Sixth Sense. Now he's all grown up - and playing a Nazi.
step outAustralia's big things
View gallery
Check out a few of the famous - and the bizarre - big things around Australia.
step outTravel
'Impossible destination' now possible
Travellers with an Indiana Jones streak, the one place often considered impossible is becoming increasingly possible.
How to pack for a shopping holiday
Trying to shut your suitcase should not end in tears.
Twenty reasons to visit Koh Samui
Commercialised? Yes, but Koh Samui still encapsulates everything idyllic about a holiday in Thailand.
Technology
iPhone 6 crashes online store
Apple's online store buckles under the weight of demand from early adopters of iPhone 6.
Twin solar storms head towards Earth
Two big explosions on the surface of the sun will cause a moderate to strong geomagnetic storm on Earth in the coming days.
Samsung mocks Apple in new ads
Samsung on the offensive with "unfunny" ads about iPhone, Watch.
- Social Facebook tests disappearing posts
- Tech iPod Classic slips quietly away
- Social Metal fan locked up for Facebook post
- Games Latest games: Minecraft, Destiny
- Sci-Tech Hidden Stonehenge exposed
- Hyperconnectivity All work and all play
- Games Get ready for video game flood
IT Pro
Apple Pay to change face of payments
This is the disruptor Australia's multi-billion dollar payments market had been waiting for.
US threatened Yahoo over metadata
Yahoo faced $250k a day fine in 2008 if it failed to comply with a broad demand for user data it thought was unconstitutional.
Swiss watch makers deny Apple threat
Mid-price watchmakers including Swatch identified as most at risk from Apple Watch, while high-end industry dismisses warnings.
Property
with Domain.com.au
Scared of heights?
This concept for an Australian coastal home is the ultimate cliffhanger.
Suburbs in million-dollar club
Forty Perth suburbs that have recently started recording sales above $1 million.
Creative teamwork pays big dividends
"Fun" was an important part of the brief for this extension project.
- The Escape Architects in glass houses
- Drawing Board Sweet dreams
- Buying Advice How to make a million-dollar plan
- Invest Fledgling savers can make early start
- National Capital price growth 'already slowing'
- Perth Luxury prices flat or falling
- WA High-rise process ignores rights
Cars external site
with Drive.com.au
Wagon v SUV comparison review
We find out which family car is the smartest option?
The Top 5 Ferraris of the modern era
Five influential cars created in the last 20 years.
