Prison inmate reveals hidden bomb to police
Update: It reads like a Hollywood film - a daring prison escape plan, explosives, and an inmate with a conscience.
Gigantic cod found in Perth lake
Authorities run electrical current in Canning Vale lake - come up with $500-$700 fish.
Reef beef: 'Obama got it wrong'
Julie Bishop rejects President's claim in a further sign of government displeasure at speech
Ch7 producer in alleged punch-up
Mark Llewellyn on 'extended leave' and will not return to work this year after alleged altercation.
Iron ore miner faces perfect storm
Junior WA miner Gindalbie Metals is facing pressure to sell up amid falling commodity prices.
Bowler found dead in her home
Helen Dawson was meant to catch up with friends over lawn bowls at a club on Thursday.
The art of pricking oversized egos
Sketch: Prick a balloon and it'll disappear right in front of your eyes, as Emma Alberici proved.
- Craft beer: how much should we pay?
- Community distress over Aboriginal closures
- Inquiry: WA's poorest losing ground
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A $9 shake? I gotta taste it
Liz Sheehan felt like John Travolta in Pulp Fiction - only in the Swan Valley and minus the heroin and cocaine of course. As for the verdict...
Serial killer grandparents
At first glance, 69-year-old great grandmother Faye Copeland seemed an unlikely serial killer, but her murder trial shocked the world.
WA News
Shark killing policy 'lacked science'
Government admits it lacked scientific evidence to back up shark-killing policy.
National
Rock 'n' roll promoter's home raided
Andrew McManus laid claim to $702,000 found in a Sydney hotel room. Now police have raided his properties.
World
Global warming behind crazy winters?
It may be the timeliest - and most troubling - idea in climate science.
Federal Politics
ABC cuts tipped to hit news services
National broadcaster's board prepares to spend the weekend finding savings that are tipped to include 400 redundancies across the organisation.
PM's climate 'conversion' exposed
Tony Abbott's apparent, if modest, conversion to the idea that climate change was an "important subject" was greeted with no small measure of cynicism.
- Australia's gains signal new FTA landscape
- Bishop escalates Obama stoush
- ABC budget cuts: The fallout for programs and people
- World leaders put global infrastructure hub on menu
- Gotye's party channels AC/DC for campaign event
- Dodson warning over funding cuts
- Peter Hartcher Mighty duo scale tallest structures
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Is therapy just an expensive friend?
Therapy. The most expensive best friend you can buy. And not just for adults. Kids are getting dragged in too.
Art of self-pleasuring in women's hands
If women are more sexually assertive now why don't they masturbate as often as men?
Business
Medibank's directors make history
When Medibank Private hits the boards in its $5 billion-plus float next Tuesday, its five female directors will make history.
Horror week knocks out 2014 gains
Shares ended sharply lower for the week, erasing the year’s gains in the process.
Chart check: Are US stocks overpriced?
Investors are asking whether the S&P500’s stellar run is making the market look expensive.
Vodafone speaking to potential buyers
Vodafone CEO says the company “would consider” selling its Australian operations.
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'Frozen' is Disney's hottest cash cow
On average, pretty much every four-year old girl in North America has an Elsa dress.
Krugman steered Abenomics fate
How a meeting with Nobel laureate Paul Krugman nailed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's decision to delay the sales-tax increase this week.
- Energy Shareholders strike out as boom fades
- Saudi prince leaves Sun King exposed
- Healthcare All smiles on Pacific Smiles' debut
- Eco Small businesses fearing a bleak future
- Clothing No overnight fixes, says Billabong
- Growth US the recovery driver in 2015: Goldies
- Markets Why investors should turn to China, India
- Aviation Feels like home? Maybe not
- Mining Rinehart pushes forward on exports
- Asia Krugman steered Abenomics fate
- Energy ACCC takes EnergyAustralia to court
- Economy RBA: mining slowdown a 'significant' drag
Money
Investing's easy - you already know how
You know more than you think - and more than the 'smart money' does.
Azure's PR blunder a lesson to all
Sugar-coating a downgrade might have helped Azure avoid having its share price halved.
Executive Style
The cocktail that's a real crowd-pleaser
The people have spoken and Australia's most popular cocktail has been crowned.
Small Business
Can we ban work Christmas parties?
They are deadly dull time-wasters at a point in the year when few could be bothered.
We need to talk about disability
Why is there such a stigma about hiring those who are less able-bodied?
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'The Graduate' director Mike Nichols has died
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Jules Bianchi out of artificial coma
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Security heightened in Jerusalem
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Gunman rampage on US campus
There are reports at least three people are in hospital after a gunman started shooting at Florida State University.
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Intel sales to rise despite mobile issues
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Inquiry rules out Australian e-voting
Australians won't be using computers to vote in federal elections any time soon.
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Damien Leith sells Sydney home
After withdrawing from auction the singer-songwriter has found a buyer.
- Celebrity Is Kim set to buy a QLD island?
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Murphy felt 'compelled' to be top Dog
New captain Bob Murphy says recent off-field upheaval means 2015 will begin with a 'blank canvass'.
Coulter-Nile hamstrung at MCG
Australia's pace battery suffers its first setback of the sumer with WA bowler Nathan Coulter-Nile hurting his hamstring.
Irish amateurs won't be intimidated
Irish coach Paul Earley insists his team will not be intimidated by the star-studded Australians.
- Cricket Lara recalls his great Aussie stoushes
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