Another Perth mum burned by Thermomix
Hellen Kerr one of 87 people in class action against $2k appliance.
Malcolm Turnbull named in Panama Papers
PM was once a director of an offshore company set up by Mossack ...
Woman catches fire, dies on Perth driveway
Horrified neighbours alerted by morning screams.
Perth 'Demon' burger comes with health warning
Burger comes with a legal waiver due to explosive condiment.
Bunbury local attracts tourists with makeshift signs
'Clean air' and 'country vibe' promised by passionate resident.
Quay ripped up due to sewerage fail
Building commission takes action against plumber.
Freo candiate sacked over bad past
Union choice for federal seat makes early exit.
The problem with Australian schools
Australian students continue to slip behind in reading, maths and ...
Zombie cuts to make the poor poorer
Poor families to be hardest hit when budget measures implemented.
My war against Wicked Campers
How is it possible these sexist slogans are still on our roads?
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Zombie taxes will hurt the poor
Modelling has shown that it's lower income families that will come off worst under current budget plans.
WA News
Premier Colin Barnett: 'I don't have cancer'
To poorly quote American author Mark Twain, Premier Colin Barnett says the rumours of sickness are greatly exaggerated.
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.
Federal Election 2016
Coalition interns plan illegal: lawyers
A centrepiece of Malcolm Turnbull's re-election platform, the budget's paid ...
Labor candidate dumped in week one
Bill Shorten is said to be "frustrated" after it was revealed a candidate ...
Star Greens candidate lauds Abbott
Candidate in key seat says he prefers Tony Abbott to Bill Shorten.
Turnbull shuts the door on super backdown
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has ruled out any backdown on the superannuation ...
Explainer Bill Shorten's fibs on preferences
Bill Shorten has been caught telling some fibs about preferences.
Candidate, PM hit by leadership questions
Malcolm Turnbull has stepped in to shield a candidate from leadership questions.
Business
Election to hit shopper sentiment: Myer
Myer CEO says the department store chain is "moving in the right direction" as it lifts third-quarter sales 2.1 per cent.
need2know: Wall St stumbles
ASX set to open lower as retailers dragged Wall Street lower offsetting oil price surge.
Packer's costly $100m Nobu bill
Fund manager lashes Crown Resorts for its investment in Robert De Niro's Nobu restaurant chain.
Turnbull named in Panama Papers
Malcolm Turnbull's name has emerged on documents from the Panama Papers shows.
'We only have women in heels'
Women can legally be forced to wear high heels at work in Britain, an actress found when she was sent home for wearing flat shoes.
Mum's Thermomix accident agony
Helen purchased a Thermomix last year to 'make life easier'. That's not how it turned out.
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Cheap ways to make a home luxe
Opulence can be achieved in any space, and needn't be restricted by a budget or how large your home is.
Why do we still love this architectural style?
This 20th century style endures, and here are the best examples on the market today.
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A city that became cycling central
After 'a hell of a fight', traffic-choked metropolis becoming a bike haven.
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Set stage to keep fun in your life
I shared a stage last week with a hip hop artist, a jewellery designer and entrepreneur, a medical doctor and a singer-songwriter.
Small Business
What a waste of talent
Managing staff who are way too senior for their job is becoming a big challenge for many businesses.
The truth about tradies' salaries
New research uncovers what they really earn. Expect to be amazed.
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Woman attacks man's car with a syringe
The man managed to film the woman on his phone before reporting the incident to police.
Entertainment
Europeans, please quit sniping
As Brits pile on to the anti-Australia in Eurovision bandwagon, let's take a look at some hard facts.
The woman behind Shark Tank
She's the woman in red. The bold and festive shade suits Naomi Simson, who beckons audinces with her power.
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Lifestyle
Half marathon tips for the unprepared
If you, like me, have been talked into a race (perhaps this Sunday's half marathon) and find yourself utterly unprepared, you can still make it through (relatively) unscathed.
Ronan Farrow slams Woody Allen
Ronan Farrow has published a harsh critique of his father and of how the media has dealt with sexual assault allegations against Allen.
Beer heiress can't recall 13 year marriage
The Guinness heiress Daphne Guinness moves on via music
Kate's favourite brand arrives
Reiss, the label the Duchess of Cambridge has been wearing since she was 'Kate Middleton', lands in Australia.
Why some Australians are not strong enough
We're a sporting country, but we are struggling with our strength fitness.
Celebrity photos from the past
Using the '#tbt' hashtag, celebrities share some great moments from their childhood or early careers.
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.
Are UN troops really 'peacekeepers'?
When they are forcing children to perform sex acts with dogs, the term has lost meaning.
Are my Airbnb rejections a coincidence?
The problem with using the sharing economy as a brown Muslim woman.
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
IBM is training Watson to hunt hackers
Big data approach to cybersecurity has supercomputer working at rate humans could only dream of.
World doesn't need another app store
4K TCL C1 comes with a smallish price tag and biggish expectations. Prepare for disappointment.
'Mayan city' debunked as junk science
Teen's discovery dismissed by US archaeologist who was once a child prodigy himself.
Slow sales mean bigger screens for your buck
Here's the deal; a 152 cm television for the price of a 127 cm. Or a 127cm television for the price of a 102 cm, or a 102 for the price of an 82. If this sounds good, then it's happening at your local retailer now. And it's just going to get better through this year and into next, according to Paul Gray.
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.
Drive
Clarkson and co. name new show
The former Top Gear team are taking their new show on the road.
What cheap small car should I buy?
Ian is after a replacement for his much-loved family hack.
Sport
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Footy Fix round 8: Dangerfield returns to Adelaide
Rohan Connolly previews all the footy action ahead of round 8 in the AFL.
Dockers ramp up attempts to re-sign Lachie Neale
Fremantle wants to convince star midfielder Lachie Neale stay with the club.
Are the Hawks re-building?
Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson looks to build on the next generation of young talent.
Searle: make it 10 teams
The AFL's pre-eminent female coach says there should be 10 women's teams.
Comment
Madness, badness and sadness
"Until philosophers rule as kings," wrote Plato, "cities will have no rest from evils, nor will the human race".
Turnbull's big budget idea built on shaky foundations
The centrepiece of the PM's campaign derives from serious economic modelling but it might not have been completely thought through.
Shift work bad for sleep: Perth doctor
Fatigue is a constant, disagreeable companion for doctors and many of those who do shift work.
The reality of IVF is hope, hormones and hype
An account of IVF treatment that is intimately familiar.
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