Brekkie Wrap Couple’s final goodbye goes viral
BREKKIE WRAP: A SON has captured the moment that his parents, who were on life support at the time, had their final goodbye.
Exclusive Student attacks on staff escalate
A SPIKE in the number of assaults on WA teachers by their students has prompted calls for urgent community action.
Violent crime Owner ‘cleaned up’ crime scene by mistake
THE owner of the East Perth penthouse which was “torn apart" during the Rottnest head-in-bag murder investigation had his compensation claim rejected by WA Police.
Match Report Resurgent Tigers ease past gloomy Dockers
THUNDERSTORMS, gloomy skies and temporary damage. That was not only Saturday’s weather, but an apt description of Fremantle’s 2016 campaign.
111km/h gusts Wild weather leaves trail of destruction
A STRONG front with 100km/h winds, thunderstorms and hail has pounded WA, with the weather bureau warning gusty winds are expected again on Sunday.
Match Report Eagles finally find joy on the road
WEST Coast dumped its roadkill tag — and strengthened Port Adelaide’s current slot as a top-eight onlooker — with another painful eight-point win at Adelaide Oval.
School speed 30km/h under council proposal
SPEED zones at some Perth schools would drop to 30km/h if a proposed trial gets the green light.
Fast cars, land among $10m assets seized
A FERRARI and a Porsche, a gold Rolex watch and a gaudy Versace necklace are some of the luxury loot confiscated from criminals in WA over the past year.
Nat Locke Revenge of the nerds: Go smart alecs
KICK a goal and the world smiles with you. But if you’re a little brainiac, where’s the applause?
Eating Out Eating out at Morries, Margaret River
MORRIES is a funky, dimly lit venue at the top of Margaret River’s main drag, with well-priced and mostly well-executed dishes, finds our food writer.
Joe Spagnolo Nationals set up Barnett’s downfall
The WA National Party handed Colin Barnett the premiership in 2008. Now, they’re threatening to bring about his demise.
Federal election Xenophon bets house on election win
NICK Xenophon is taking a major leap of faith this election, mortgaging his own home for $250,000 to campaign for candidates across Australia.
Hustings hassle Malcolm takes his ideas to market
ON the campaign trail in Wyong, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull had his negotiation skills put to the test when a woman accused his government of ‘killing Medicare’.
Sinead O’Connor in health crisis
IRISH star Sinead O’Connor has suffered another setback in her mental health as she accuses family of not supporting her during illness. Can she get back on her feet?
Penn’s film booed mercilessly at Cannes
SEAN Penn’s latest directorial effort has been branded “pompous”, “numbingly empty” and “insulting refugee porn”.
RendezView When is a calorie not a calorie? When it’s Australian
Not all calories are created equal and we’re being royally ripped off Down Under. It all depends on where you are eating an item of food as to how many calories are in it.
RendezView When is a calorie not a calorie? When it’s Australian
Not all calories are created equal and we’re being royally ripped off Down Under. It all depends on where you are eating an item of food as to how many calories are in it.
Property advice Get your house in order for tax
PROPERTY investment can deliver some handy tax deductions, but you need to start thinking about yours well before June 30.
Aussie record Toowoomba teen conquers Everest
TOOWOOMBA teenager Alyssa Azar has made history as the youngest Australian to ever reach the summit of Mt Everest.
High demand Shrinking blocks take buyers to new level
WITH Perth the first Australian capital to have an average block size below 400sq m, more people are building up.
‘Telstra, you are an absolute joke’
TELSTRA has made progress on fixing its fourth network outage this year but some customers are still affected — and they are letting the telco know they are not happy.
