Fyfe breaks leg again, needs surgery
Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe has reinjured leg he fractured in 2015.
Dash cam captures near miss on Kwinana Freeway
Screams can be heard as car swerves across the freeway.
Four people escape Rottnest boat explosion
People evacuate onto nearby boat after blaze.
Collingwood thrash Essendon on Anzac Day
A revitalised Pies side get back on track with thumping win.
Teen in custody after 'hitting woman, ramming police'
Man goes on rampage in a stolen Audi in Perth's east.
'His legs were wrapped in gauze'
Peter Earnshaw tells his grandfather's harrowing tale of war.
Cruz, Kasich team up to stop Trump
Rivals collaborate to stop billionaire businessman.
'Disrespectful': Ad angers viewers
Station interrupts The Last Post for MKR promotion.
Police hunt after man shot in the arm
Police probe after a man was shot in the arm in Nollamara.
Perth digger's WWII medals returned
Veteran says his faith in humanity has been restored.
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60 Minutes: 'We made mistakes'
60 Minutes admits mistakes were made in its role in the recovery attempt of Sally Faulkner's children from Lebanon. Vision: 60 Minutes, Channel Nine
WA News
Rain pours during Perth's Anzac parade
Maureen Hepburn has a good reason for attending the parade every year - her 86-year-old husband is always marching.
Probe into care programs after child sex abuse
Investigation to find out how staff could let a 4 and 5-year-old child walk off from a holiday program to be abducted and sexually abused.
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.
Federal Politics
Tax benefits for top earners cost $11b
Surgeons, anaesthetists, finance managers and lawyers will benefit most if negative ...
PM out on a limb over negative gearing
Once, Malcolm Turnbull labelled negative gearing 'tax avoidance'. Now he warns of ...
Experts pop degradable plastic bag myth
Next time you accept a degradable plastic bag at the supermarket, think again – you ...
Lib MP slammed for Anzac Day tweet
Labor has accused Stuart Robert of playing politics with military sacrifice after his ...
'Throwing bricks at auctions'
Interest groups have responded vehemently to the Turnbull government's decision on ...
Tiernan's next big target: Australia
The campaigner has moved to Sydney to help drive the 'yes campaign should Malcolm ...
Business
Supermarkets' favourite employee: you
Self-serve checkouts helped supermarkets reduce their wages burden to the lowest level since 2004.
Bigger penalties for white collar crime
Regulators have called for larger penalties and a wider range of tactics.
Schoolboy debating fails nation
Negative gearing warrants some serious consideration; in fact that's already been done.
ASIC to hasten ASX rival approvals
Assistant Treasurer Kelly O'Dwyer gave heart to ASX competitors on Friday.
Primary must work on a Plan B
Health company's chief executive placed squarely in frame at Senate bribery hearing.
The Hoist is haunting Hills
Is this company about to get clotheslined by its lenders?
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Property
14 hilariously bad DIY projects
These images show what happens when home projects fall into the hands of the cheap and lazy.
Double take: Houses that look like GoT characters
Take a look at these peculiar structures and see if you agree.
ExecutiveStyle
Luxury SUVs the new must-have
Carmakers in 'arms race' to develop even more luxurious soft-roaders.
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.
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Anzac troops remembered in Canberra
Thousands turn out for the dawn service at the Australian War Memorial, paying respects to the Anzac fallen with a moment of silence. Courtesy ABC News 24..
Entertainment
Game of Thrones season six begins
SPOILER ALERT: The first episode of the new season has dropped, providing a few answers and a whole bunch of questions.
Queen of surprises does it again
Beyonce unexpectedly released 'Lemonade', her sixth studio album, during her HBO special at the weekend.
Lifestyle
Pete Evans marries Nicola Robinson
The My Kitchen Rules judge and the "Nutrition Mermaid" announced news of their private wedding via a front cover for New Idea magazine on Monday.
Is this Jay Z's other woman?
The fashion designer has responded to rumours she had an affair with Jay Z.
Michael Mosley's 'mostly' approach
Does the GP and health expert follow his own advice? Not necessarily.
Older people are drinking more
There's no level playing field when it comes to drinking.
Prince: 'majorly addicted' to painkillers
In the aftermath of Prince's untimely death last Thursday at the age of 57, rumours persist that the performer had been addicted to pain killers.
Why Prince George stayed up late
The fututre King met POTUS in his personalised jammies
Good Food
Pasta goes green
Our parents told us to eat more greens. Nutritionists have been saying it for years. Thankfully, being good is easy with this recipe.
Weekly meal planner
Easy eats with salmon and spice, some beefy comfort-food winners and a weekend pudding.
Where's the cheese?
From bike pumps to beans, here's what celebrity chef Peter Russell-Clarke keeps in his kitchen.
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.
The Anzac rules
Coconut? Brown sugar or white? What's the right way to make Anzacs?
Daily Life
Weird undergarments made for women
From knickers emblazoned with powerful slogans to flatulence-filtering briefs and camel toe-busting panties.
11 things you don't need to do by 30
Once you accept that being grown up isn't exactly what you thought it would be, it can be pretty freeing.
Befriending your ex's new girlfriend
It's an act that gives a middle finger to archaic patriarchal ideas.
Why Corporate Bro Code matters more than profits
There is a research-backed, profit-making strategy that corporations are ignoring: women.
Technology
Microsoft should stop making phones
COMMENT: No one will miss them when they're gone.
Vox's something old, something new
New outlet is old-school gadget blog, will exist primarily as a Facebook page.
Email showdown: Gmail v Outlook.com
Despite Gmail's renown, Microsoft's site has built itself into a competent competitor.
We've reached peak smartphone
Two things became apparent after the end of the Autumn 2016 Smartphone Glut. One: Android is still a second-class citizen when it comes to gaming, and two: smartphones are in a ridiculously boring place.
Dick Smith, wasteland of broken dreams
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.
Drive
VW previews next-gen Touareg
Latest plug-in hybrid SUV concept gives glimpse of future of German family hauler.
Audi unwraps rapid new TT RS
TT gets high performance upgrade to hunt premium sports car rivals.
Sport
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Blues sink Dockers
Carlton defeated the hapless Fremantle by four points on Sunday afternoon to register their first win of the season.
Shocked Dockers look for solutions, Blues rejoice
Ross Lyon says the four-point loss is close to the worst he has experienced.
Booing of Jetta not racist, say Swans
Booing of Lewis Jetta by Swans fans as 'inappropriate and disappointing'.
Cox debut call is Sheedy-like: Lloyd
Nathan Buckley's decision to hand Mason Cox an Anzac Day debut has all the hallmarks of a Kevin Sheedy tactic.
Comment
Tara Brown's comments were wrong
Tara Brown is wrong. The Lebanese authorities didn't fail her; 60 Minutes failed everyone.
Time to celebrate successes
My credentials are these: A grandfather who served in the Royal Air Force and a grandmother committed to combatting fascism.
This woman is making you healthier
Minister Sussan Ley understands what healthcare should look like in the digital age.
Principle before self-interest
Something happened on Monday night that was both weird and surprising.
Rrim reaper trades scythe for lawnmower