WA leads country in irresponsible drinking
WA has achieved an unwelcome record, with statistics showing we're home to the biggest drinkers and only a close second in binge-drinking.
Chevron cuts Perth staff in cull
Oil and gas giant Chevron is cutting staff in Perth to combat low oil prices.
Algae reason for Cockburn fish kill
Authorities say they've solved mystery deaths of hundreds of fish - microscopic algae.
More cats hunted by rogue dogs
Ballajura cat owners left devastated after more apparent attacks on three pet cats.
Pistorius granted bail, appeal plans
South Africa's Paralympic gold medallist plans to appeal murder conviction: lawyer.
Coming the raw prawn with Kailis
WA's iconic fish kings have been pinged by ACCC watchdog over packaging fine print.
AMA want truth about health cuts
WA's medical association wants full picture on redundancies, now thought to affect 250 jobs.
WA boys' 'lack of respect'
Images emerge of a group of boys dancing on the carcass of a protected shark left to die on the hook at a Dunsborough beach.
New road crash rescue equipment
The WA government announces the rollout of specialised heavy rescue equipment, fully funded by speed and red light infringements.
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Barnett's son withdraws assault charges
The son of WA Premier decides not to pursue charges against someone who assaulted him at a nightclub on Sunday.
National
Baden-Clay murder set aside
An appeals court has set aside the murder conviction of Gerard Baden-Clay.
World
Bagnato ordered Schneider hit: police
Thai police believe Sydney underworld figure was murdered on the orders of his personal Australian bodyguard.
Federal Politics
Tricks and cuts: How PM found $1.1b
Malcolm Turnbull told Christopher Pyne he would take care of the money, so just how did the PM rustle up $1.1 billion?
10 exciting times Malcolm forgot
Malcolm Turnbull says now is the most exciting time to be Australian, but how does it really compare with history?
Comment
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Be realistic: young people will always do drugs. The best that parents can do is arm them with knowledge about the dangers.
Is terrorism or appendicitis scarier?
Why do political movements use terrorism? Because it works, at least initially. But not because of the scale of killing.
Business
Australians hang up their home phones
The once-mighty broadband bundle is dying out thanks to unlimited mobile phone plans and the NBN.
'Treasure Island' warning to suppliers
Cut prices or we'll replace you with private labels, Coles chief warns.
Orica loses battle with tax office
Orica reveals court judgment over its tax affairs will put a $36 million dent in next year's profits.
Santos hammered as oil prices slide
The latest dive in oil prices has sent Santos shares plummeting to lowest in more than 11 years.
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Millenials don't want to be the boss
Only one-third of American workers believe becoming a manager will advance their careers.
Clive Palmer - broke or bluffing?
Today is shaping up to be the one that unveils the real Clive Palmer.
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- Markets Know when to take your profits: UBS
- Markets Market falls on resource meltdown
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- Markets McGrath IPO is a warning for investors
- Economy Economy's transition on track
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Money
Four ways to invest your money
Having the right mix of investments will help you to achieve your financial goals.
Part-time care helps elderly stay home
Platforms such as Better Caring match care workers and community members according to their skills and needs.
ExecutiveStyle
The world's first 3D-printed supercar
The ultra-light, super-fast Blade isn't from an assembly line, but a printer.
Small Business
Turnbull's 'brutal' cabinet
The increased number of women has changed the way cabinet is operating according to Kelly O'Dwyer.
Australia Post cops Facebook blasts
Frustrated small businesses say Australia Post's failure to meet letter-delivery times is costing them dearly.
Property
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ATO launches new foreign crackdown
Tax Office ramps up efforts to find and penalise foreign buyers unlawfully purchasing and holding on to property.
10 amazing Scandi IKEA hacks
Mid-century design is all the rage. Here's how you can hack your mass-produced furniture to Scandi perfection.
Choosing the perfect pendant light
A stunning, thoughtfully hung light fixture is the finishing touch and central presence of any room.
Setting the stage for a great sale
Pros and cons
Should you sell without an agent?
No fixed address
Our year of living in Airbnb
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Jimmy Carter says cancer is gone
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U2 tribute to Paris attack victims
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UK battles to cope with storm aftermath
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The new workouts get better results, without having to spend hours in the gym.
The hidden reason you can't lose weight
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Green chilli paste and Sichuan peppercorns give this prawn platter its requisite 'tingle'.
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Feminism needs more women of colour
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Cheap prices, low traffic: it's no wonder a record number of people are choosing to fly at this unusual time.
Greater than the Great Ocean Road
This is the spot where the outback meets the ocean - rivalling Great Ocean Road, without the tourists.
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Apple debuts iPhone battery extender
Is this Apple's admission that its iPhone has a battery problem?
Popular email client Mailbox to close
Facing growing competitive pressures, Dropbox has dumped two of its flagship products.
Manuel's $26 million business decision
Manual Jardim was a burned out property developer when an app helped him change his life.
- Social Twitter revamp feeds the big picture
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Caution is 'holding the APS back'
Report reveals stunning examples of public service inefficiency when it comes to releasing and managing data.
System clouds efforts to hack accounts
The rise of sophisticated online banking attacks, defeating two-factor authentication, is the driver behind BankVault.
Off-grid suburb a 'perfect storm'
Renewable energy alternatives and off-grid energy storage hasten the move away from fossil fuels.
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Swoopy new electric powered sedan to rival Tesla Model S to go on sale by end of decade.
Mercedes-Benz's C-Class SUV reviewed
The German giant has made its C-Class even better - by turning it into an SUV.
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Love Actually's Joanna all grown up
Twelve years ago, Joanna Anderson captured young Sam's heart in one of the festive season's most enduring rom-coms.
Mum refuses to buy Christmas gifts
One UK mum is doing Christmas differently by refusing to buy presents for her children.
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Teams splash the cash on Aussie icons
Adam Gilchrist and Brett Lee prove they are still bankable commodities, scoring fine positions in the Masters Champions League auction.
Bartlett says Martin deserves one-year ban
Richmond incredibly disappointed by player's actions, club CEO says.
What the Fyfe was Nat wearing
Dockers star a predictable winner of one of the state's biggest sporting awards but still managed to surprise with a suit that defies explanation.
