Aldi's $34 million spending spree
Discount supermarket invades TV as the two big chains slow ad ...
Russians fuming at Eurovision result
The Russians claim they were robbed after 'serving right ...
Goldfields toddler molested after man invades her room
Police hunt man after incident in Bruce Rock.
Antonov arrives: World's biggest plane touches down
Antonov An-225 Mriya lands in Perth amidst traffic chaos.
Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis rushed to hospital
Band forced to cancel headline show at a concert in California.
Eagles keep Saints to record low score
Not much more West Coast could do to shed flat-track tag.
The smokers who can't kick the habit
Younger generations drive a dramatic drop in smoking rates.
Judge rules on Perth brain cancer boy
Courts 'scrambling in the dark' over these cases, barrister says.
Worst paedophile lives with parents
Police knew the home. But was dark web enabler Lux inside?
Dami: 'The best moment of my life'
Australia's Eurovision contestant delighted despite second place.
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Crowd flocks to see Antonov An-225 arive
The world's biggest plane has landed safely in Perth amid traffic chaos.
WA News
More Perth councillors to face probes
The City of Perth is embroiled in more travel scandals with at least three elected members expected to be probed by the Department of Local Government.
Man disarmed thief, attacked with hammer
A man who disarmed a supermarket robber had to defend himself when the criminal returned and attacked him with a hammer.
New app for hospital emergency patients
The government has launched a smartphone app which tells which hospital emergency department has the shortest waiting time.
World's biggest plane headed for Perth
The world's biggest plane, due to land in Perth on Sunday, is now making its way to WA from Prague.
Federal Election 2016
The local MPs who aren't actually locals
One MP lives in a seat nearly 50-minutes drive away from the one she represents.
Parties to splash $100k for a single ad
Viewers will get a brief reprieve before the ad war escalates - and gets ugly.
Catholic Bishops intervene in election
Australia's most senior Catholics have warned leaders not to undermine ...
Government rent control, but not for you
Why on earth is the Coalition controlling rents?
Shorten digs up Liberal history
Bill Shorten has deployed a new tactic to hit back at attacks on Labor's record.
Turnbull intervenes in Liberal stoush
The Prime Minister has flexed his muscles in an internal Liberal Party preselection ...
Business
'Living hell': One life-changing decision
Used to the finer things in life, a terrible mistake led this executive to a notorious Brazilian prison.
need2know: $A slips, Wall St falls
Local shares are poised to slide at the open after Wall Street tumbled while the $A fell.
Cloudy future for 'Atomic Anne'
French authorities are investigating Rio Tinto director over her time in charge of Areva.
Aldi goes on an advertising blitz
Aldi invades TV screens as the two big chains, Woolworths and Coles cut back.
Now Optus wants the A-League
After securing EPL rights, Optus is going after the A-League and a number of Socceroos matches.
Banks' credit card tricks revealed
Banks use credit cards to charge excessive interest rates and exploit the fact many of us are bad money managers.
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Property
Is your renovation making you sick?
Exposure to many building products can be harmful. Here's how to avoid a toxic property makeover.
Foreign domestic customs worth adopting
Double doonas and unusual housewarming gifts, dust off your passport, we're off on a whistle-stop world tour.
ExecutiveStyle
How to land a great job overseas
Need a change of scenery? Here's what to know before you go.
Money
5 ways to pay off the mortgage quick
Stories about people who pay off sizeable home loans in record time are always talked about – but what are some of the tricks to doing it?
Small Business
The million dollar mural makers
Once the province of vandals, street art has become big, big business.
Aussie snow business takes Asia
From humble beginnings this home-grown outfit aims to be one of the world's leading ski tour operators.
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Chili Peppers singer hospitalised
Anthony Kiedis, the Red Hot Chili Peppers lead singer, has been hospitalised forcing the band to cancel a headline show in California.
Entertainment
Could Noni's good news channel work?
Her pitch for positive TV got a rousing reception at the Logies, but could Noni Hazlehurst actually be onto something?
Rusty on the Crowe method of acting
Russell Crowe – in Cannes to promote Shane Black's The Nice Guys – has some simple advice for aspiring actors: do it yourself.
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Lifestyle
The debate about diet and autism
"Boy recovers from autism after going gluten free."
Discount Universe move on from Miley
The enfant terrible of Australian fashion, who shun the scene and want to "f--k up" the industry, finally talk.
Fifty Shades of Grey opens Fashion Week
Fashion Week opened on a sexy note with crystal handcuffs and ball gags.
Beyoncé's Ivy Park made by 'sweat shop labourers'
Beyoncé's new range of women's sportswear is made using sweat shop labourers who earn as little as £4.30 a day, it has been reported.
How not to be red carpet carnage
Red carpets all over the world heave with beautiful people, along with those less pretty souls who are drawn to them likes moths to the fame flame.
Elle Macpherson cleans up 'wee' rumour
Elle Macpherson wants to clear up the reports she regularly tests her urine.
Daily Life
The detrimental effects of overthinking
While it is healthy at first, overthinking can become a bad habit. Here is now to keep those negative thoughts at bay.
When 'having it all' just doesn't add up
I've long focused on accumulating stuff. So why does it feel like grasping at straws?
Tara Moss: 'The stories I'll never forget'
An overwhelming number of women have told Tara Moss horrific things. The author felt compelled to speak out.
Good Food
Make your own 1970s milkbar treats
Make all the naughty things you bought on the way home from school including must sticks, and a real burger 'with the lot'.
Marco Pierre White's risotto secret
No more sloppy rice! Marco Pierre White shares his tips and arancini recipe.
The Thermomix case explodes
Helen Kerry purchased the all-in-one appliance to 'make life easier'. That's not how it turned out.
A new cheesecake
Don't look away, it's your dream dessert recipe! And it's easy.
Weekly meal planner
Try a nutty, lamb pilaf, quick 'n' spicy chicken and a vegetarian spin on tortillas from Honduras.
Technology
The countries getting the most sleep
We may like to think we're a party nation but Australians have the earliest bedtime of any country.
The future of chatbots and AI
Very soon you won't need to be on Facebook in order to talk to your friends on Facebook.
Hands on with Samsung's UHD player
HDR continues to prove its importance as player lands on Australian shelves.
Australia's new crowdfunding platform
It's called Joey Crowd, and it's marketing itself as crowdfunding 3.0.
Professor's assistant was an AI all along
Students surprised to learn person who had beenhelping them with assignments was a bot.
Apple denies death of iTunes downloads
Rumour says discussions focused not on if, but when music downloads should be retired.
Drive
Who pays the most for car insurance?
New survey highlights which people pay the most to insure their car.
Mercedes-AMG C63 S Coupe review
We take Benz' stylish two-door brute for a track test
Sport
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Jarryd Hayne retires from NFL
After just one season of American Football, Hayne has left for the Olympics.
Against all odds, Tigers beat Swans by a point after siren
Sam Lloyd's goal after the siren sees Richmond beat Sydney at the death.
Dockers lose another game
Hawthorn started slowly but it ended in more bad news for the Dockers.
Roos keep perfect record
North Melbourne keep their AFL season perfect with win over Essendon.
Comment
Dollars flow but buck never stops
Right now what our readers are saying - overwhelmingly so - is that Lisa Scaffidi's position has become completely untenable.
The reality of multiculturalism
We need to create human societies from people of many different backgrounds.
We're deaf to cries for help
Fears about doctors prescribing the pill to kids in schools mask real issues the program could remedy.
We've seen this before
The Coalition's plan so far: don't get anybody too excited, and wait for the other side to blow it.
Khan's London: A working symbol