Freo slump to bottom of the ladder
Dockers get the blues after yet another loss.
'It looked like the water was boiling'
Salmon feeding frenzy halts SUP class on Swan River.
Bus driver caught in rock ambush and onboard riots
Transperth bus caught in crossfire as youths go wild in Yangebup.
Child sex abuse: 'Stop blaming the centre'
Perth mum whose child was at North Perth care speaks out.
Report backs tunnel for Perth Freight Link
Tunnel would reduce road deaths and increase house values: study.
Present brollies for dawn service
Rain on the radar as Perth prepares for Anzac Day.
Indiana's fate is in the fine print
Notice issued against landmark's lease holder.
Probe into care after child sex abuse
Why did nobody at Perth childcare notice the missing children?
Freo 'slasher' knifes up to 70 cars
Victims vent anger over sensless crime on Facebook.
Cottesloe to ban beach smoking
Lighting up on prime beaches could soon cost $50.
- Video duration
- 01:24
Salmon run in the river
A stand up paddle board class cancelled after a run of hundreds of salmon forced teachers and students out of the water.
Property
Open homes to see this weekend
If you are house hunting this long weekend, try these Perth homes for size.
Beer's the truth: it is a fair hike here just for a beer
This pub has seen its fair share of customers - now, your chance to have them visit you. But you've got to like your own company, too.
WA News
Anzac Day: RSLs get two-up permits
"Come in spinner" will be heard all around WA as traditional game of two-up gets permitted for one day.
No-fly zones for drones on Anzac Day
Drone operators are being warned to stay away from Anzac Day ceremonies or marches.
WA mental health program to get $13 million
The WA government has allocated $13.1 million over three years in the 2016/17 state budget for the Mental Health Court Diversion Program.
Bridge mystery causes $100k headache
Geraldton police are grappling with a mystery at Moonyoonooka Bridge.
Federal Politics
Dentists slam Turnbull 'cuts'
Dentists say new scheme amounts to a $200 million a year cut that will not deliver.
Revhead Muir vows: 'I'll be back'
The "accidental senator" has proven to be an adornment to the upper house, rather ...
AFP gets $15m to fight foreign bribery
The Turnbull government is set to crack down on corrupt company executives.
Chart shows Australians fear Trump
Donald Trump's election as US president would trigger a collapse in support for ...
Comment Lessons for Malcolm and Bill
Malcolm Turnbull remains the favourite to win on July 2. But ...
Arrested trying to re-enter Manus
Two refugees released into the PNG community have been arrested trying to return to a ...
Business
Election puts senate inquiries on ice
More than 50 Senate Inquiries hang in the balance now the government is on track for a double dissolution election.
Is an election really bad for business?
A new interpretation of historical data challenges conventional wisdom
Oil sector in 'full-scale crisis'
Jobs carnage is sweeping through the oil service industry even as prices are starting to stabilise..
No hairs on Shaver Shop
Fast-growing retailer eyeing hundredth store and a possible float.
When miners die, bosses should pay
Bonuses should be totally forteited when there are fatalities.
World ruled by ideas or by interests?
Maybe, just maybe, economic theory is not contested because it suits the rich and powerful.
Search Quotes & Charts
ExecutiveStyle
Islands of the rich and famous
New resort shines a light on these jaw-dropping private island getaways.
Money
Get your holiday currency now
The Australian dollar is riding high, but those intending to head off to the northern hemisphere should change their dollars now.
Small Business
Professionals turn entrepreneurs
Running a small business on the side is no longer frowned upon in the corporate world.
From coal face to shop floor
As the resources sector loses steam, FIFO workers are turning to small business.
Video
- Video duration
- 02:18
Government won't touch negative gearing
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says the government won't 'have a bar of' negative gearing. While Labor sticks with its plan. Vision ABC News 24.
Entertainment
Prince cremated in hometown
Prince has been cremated in a private ceremony attended by his "most beloved" family, friends and musicians.
Queen of surprises does it again
Beyonce unexpectedly released 'Lemonade', her sixth studio album, during her HBO special at the weekend.
Radio
6PR Overnights
Jon's show is all about companionship through the very early hours of the morning with News, opinions from the listeners (and his if he can get a word in edgewise) contests and many international talk back callers too.
Lifestyle
Why Prince George stayed up late
The fututre King met POTUS in his personalised jammies
Jen's 'Beautiful' win was no pity prize
Comment: Jennifer Aniston wasn't named World's Most Beautiful person despite her age.
Which The Katering Show star are you?
Blonde "evil doll" McLennan or "Kardashian's addict sister" McCartney?
Sunrise stars to boycott the Logies
Some of the biggest names in Australian television will be boycotting the Logies.
Best & worst dressed celebrities of the week
In this week's red carpet roundup, the Duchess of Cambridge is as classy as always, Emily VanCamp looks chic but comfy, and two fashion icons go out in their undies. By Emma Day and Harriet Pudney.
How Prince broke all the rules of fashion
Was there ever a male performer more enamored with ruffles — or lace or velvet — than Prince?
Good Food
Mediterranean lemon chicken
Slowly simmered lemon slices lift this simple chicken dinner.
Where's the cheese?
From bike pumps to beans, here's what celebrity chef Peter Russell-Clarke keeps in his kitchen.
Gluten-free, super-grain salads for Autumn
Move over quinoa, here are the new grains on the block.
The ultimate easy weekend pancake recipe
This Dutch baby pancake recipe is the perfect blend of fruit and pancake so you get the best of both worlds.
Korean feast: Roll up your sleeves
Neil Perry's DIY pork belly lettuce wraps are a fun way to feed a crowd.
Daily Life
Our fave new TV heartthrobs
These are the guys and gals keeping our eyes glued firmly on the small screen these days.
Foodie homewares good enough to eat
These 10 talented local designers have turned Bubble O'Bills, Iced Vovos, and your other fave snacks into art.
Women's health needs more attention
I was 12 years old when I experienced my first significant struggle with anxiety.
Weird undergarments made for women
From knickers emblazoned with powerful slogans to flatulence-filtering briefs and camel toe-busting panties that promise a Barbie-smooth vagina, we've plenty of alternatives to your Vic's Secrets underthings.
Technology
Beyoncé launches 'Lemonade' on Tidal
Singer drops new video album, exclusive to husband's streaming service.
What is quantum computing?
It promises exponentially more powerful processors, but how do they work?
Dick Smith, wasteland of broken dreams
KOTAKU: Phone cases are the one thing they have in abundance. And ennui.
Universities team up on quantum tech
Sydney opened two quantum computing laboratories this week, but those working in them say their research is competitive collaboration.
How emojis get lost in translation
You think you sent a smile, she thinks you sent a grimace.
Australia's weirdest video game
KOTAKU: 'Push Me Pull You' is probably the cutest body-horror sports game ever made.
Drive
Tesla Model X quality issues spread
American electric car brand's new SUV continues to suffer from quality concerns.
7000 apply for Ford's $600k supercar
Blue oval flooded with online applicants for the first 500 GT vehicles.
Sport
- Video duration
- 01:18
Brawl breaks out between Port Adelaide and Geelong
The first quarter between Port Adelaide and Geelong culminated in a mass brawl that refused to simmer down way after the siren had sounded.
Swans master wet to beat Eagles
The Swans have beaten a genuine top four contender for the first time this season.
Roos make it five out of five with win over Suns
They might not have headed too many tipster’s books heading into this season.
Bulldogs cruise past Lions for big win
Brisbane scrapped pretty hard for much of the first half against the Western Bulldogs at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night.
Comment
Putting principle before self-interest
In the now-customary farrago of drama and low farce that is a working week in Australia's capital, something happened on Monday night that was both weird and surprising.
Four key areas Turnbull must address
Win the progressive swing voters and be victorious in the coming election.
Make the most of budget. It's something to treasure
Most of us reporting the federal budget get little sleep the night after.
Our Pacific screw-up
Detention centres and dodgy deals with dubious regimes create new problems.
AFL's golden point misses the point