Woman catches fire, dies on driveway
Horrified neighbours alerted by morning screams.
Labor drops Freo candidate Brown over convictions
Union choice for federal seat makes early exit.
Infringements issued over Elizabeth Quay 'sewage'
Building commission takes action against plumber.
Why I've gone to war against Wicked Campers
How is it possible these sexist slogans are still on our roads?
Mitchell Freeway cleared after multiple car accident
Traffic had built up near Karrinyup following crash.
North Perth child sex accused named
Media still restricted, howver, from publishing identifying photos.
Kerr eyes Supreme Court bail bid
Ex-Eagle remains in jail pending further bail applications.
Scaffidi dismisses spill rumours
'Let's not talk about something that hasn't happened yet'.
Labor 'copied' domestic violence bill
State unlikely to support opposition's laws to protect DV victims.
Colin Barnett: 'I don't have cancer'
To (poorly) quote Mark Twain, the rumours are greatly exaggerated.
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David Cameron's corruption gaffe
British PM David Cameron makes a diplomatic blunder during a meeting with the Queen.
WA News
Teacher accused of sex with student in court
A former Mandurah teacher facing child sex charges had her court date changed to July 6 in Perth Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
Tribunal to rule on Scaffidi travel scandal
Ms Scaffidi will face the State Administrative Tribunal after report flags more than 40 breaches by jet-setting mayor.
Daniel Kerr in custody over VRO breach
Former West Coast Eagles midfielder Daniel Kerr is in custody after allegedly breaching a violence restraining order.
WA Police have failed Mandurah: Templeman
Member for Mandurah David Templeman has slammed the state government's policing model after FIFO worker lost everything.
Federal Election 2016
Coalition interns plan illegal: lawyers
A centrepiece of Malcolm Turnbull's re-election platform, the budget's paid ...
Labor drops candidate in week one
Labor is planning to drop one of its candidates in the first week of the campaign, ...
Star Greens candidate lauds Abbott
Candidate in key seat says he prefers Tony Abbott to Bill Shorten.
Bill Shorten's fibs on preferences
Bill Shorten has been caught telling some fibs about preferences.
Turnbull steps in to shield Fiona Scott
Malcolm Turnbull has stepped in to shield a candidate from leadership questions.
Greens caught out on polling claim
It is the party that portrays itself as above politics. But emails tell a different ...
Business
Fels unleashes on 7-Eleven
'Lawless behaviour' will return to 7-Eleven now that independent panel has been sacked, says Alan Fels.
BHP's plan isn't new, but it could work
Andrew Mackenzie says he has a plan to boost the company's value by 70 per cent.
Mum's Thermomix accident agony
Helen purchased a Thermomix last year to 'make life easier'. That's not how it turned out.
Packer's Crown dumped by Colonial
Colonial First State has quit its stake in Crown Resorts citing issues with its governance.
Restraurant staff demand fair pay
A Sydney man faces fines after his Chinese restaurant allegedly underpaid staff $583,000 in just 16 months.
Relief at hand for Aussie Post boss
Ahmed Fahour's downgrade of services means he should be receiving a lot less hate mail.
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Tax the rich, give to the asset-poor?
Tax the rich and give to the poor to improve housing affordability.
James Bond star's childhood home for sale
It's a few secret passages short of a spy's dream lair, but this inconspicuous Queanbeyan house was once home to a young James Bond.
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Small Business
The truth about tradies' salaries
New research uncovers what they really earn. Expect to be amazed.
Poaching staff: five facts
If you want a gun team you can have one - but there may be consequences.
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Chris Bowen: 'Labor governs alone'
In a decisive statement during an interview with Liegh Sales on ABC's 7.30 on Tuesday night, Chris Bowen repeated opposition leader Bill Shorten's dismissal of a coalition between Labor and the Greens.
Entertainment
Has Mick Taylor met his match?
Ahead of the launch of TV series Wolf Creek on Stan, John Jarratt talks about Mick's latest prey.
Steve Peacocke on Tina Fey's magic
After leaving Home and Away, Peacocke landed a part on dramedy Whiskey Tango Foxtrot alongside Tina Fey.
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Lifestyle
Kate's favourite brand arrives
Reiss, the label the Duchess of Cambridge has been wearing since she was 'Kate Middleton', lands in Australia.
The relationship that made Pamela ugly
The former Baywatch star opens up about happiness and her looks after second divorce from Rick Salomon.
Beer heiress can't recall 13 year marriage
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Are things over with Katy Perry?
Why some Australians are not strong enough
We're a sporting country, but we are struggling with our strength fitness.
'I feel like a zoo animal': Bieber
The singer will no longer take pictures with fans on the street.
Daily Life
Duncan's tax return is beside the point
"Gotcha" revelations that the star of Monday's Q&A pays no net income tax do not invalidate his point.
I was too embarrassed to say 'no'
You'd never realise how terrifying it is to be proposed to in public until it's happening to you.
What makes someone a 'real' friend
Half the people you consider friends don't feel the same way about you. This is how to deal with that.
Good Food
On sale: 107 Women's Weekly cakes
Remember the Women's Weekly cakes you wanted for your birthday as a kid? Those classics got remade in one big charity cake-off.
How to get roast chicken right
Here's how to cook classic roast chicken until it's golden on the outside and impossibly tender in the middle.
Too cute to eat?
Meet the latest baking trend sweeping its (much-liked) way through social media.
Triple cheese pasta bake
Sopranos fans will know about baked ziti, the cheesy, layered Italian-American comfort food winner.
Top 10 Tokyo bars
Want the insider's guide to Japan's capital? Here are the cool drinking spots that only the locals know about.
Technology
Seven's fragmented HD revival
Melburnians to see more of their favourite shows in HD than Sydneysiders.
Blocking piracy sites gets results
New research shows blocks reduce piracy, increasing use of legitimate sites.
Kepler spots 1284 new planets
Candidates found by space telescope that have now been confirmed with 99 per cent certainty.
Mobile phone inventor's next big thing
Marty Cooper is backing a company he says will revolutionise our lives.
LG G5 smartphone is fresh but flimsy
Companies want to set their phones apart, but nobody wants a Frankenstein's monster.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End review
Nathan Drake's goodbye is bittersweet, but this game is another masterpiece.
Drive
Alpine sports cars on track for Australia
Renault's revived sports car brand set for local launch.
Ford Ranger XL Super Cab reviewed
Blue oval's space cab variant is a plush affair, but you pay for the privilege.
Sport
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Shot clock under scrutiny
North Melbourne coach Brad Scott has defended Mason Wood's clinical approach to making the most of the shot clock.
Matthew Pavlich won't play this week but not retiring
Ross Lyon has ruled out any mid-season retirement from champion.
Malthouse foresaw dynasty
Mick Malthouse says he thought Pies were on verge of 'mini-dynasty'.
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Shift work bad for sleep: Perth doctor
Fatigue is a constant, disagreeable companion for doctors and many of those who do shift work.
Logie more than a win for diversity
Waleed Aly's Gold Logie wasn't only a win for diversity on Australian TV - it was a win for intelligent public debate.
18 things for first-time voters
Some pollies ARE in it for the greater good. You just have to be bothered enough to find them on the ballot paper.
Super makeover still leaves many in the cold
In terms of fairness it falls short.
The case for a Labor and Greens co-operation