In an entertaining interview on Fox Footy's Open Mike program, West Coast Eagles legend Glen Jakovich discussed the club's off-field issues in the mid-2000s, the tragic death of premiership teammate Chris Mainwaring, his famed rivalry with Wayne Carey and insinuations the Eagles flag-winning players of 1992 and 1994 did something untoward to grow so physically big.

Jakovich says he came close to "snotting" his own brother on the MCG and can understand why some people might say the Eagles' 2006 flag is tainted.
watoday.com.au|Door Simon White

Treasurer Scott Morrison MP says that people like him, who hold conservative Christian views on same-sex marriage, battle hatred and bigotry similar to that experienced by LGBTI Australians.

"People who have very strong religious views have also been subject to bigotry."
watoday.com.au|Door Fergus Hunter

Drivers commuting south-bound on the Mitchell Freeway on Wednesday morning can expect delays with traffic backed up from Ocean Reef to Scarborough Beach Road

A caller to Radio 6PR claimed a political banner hung over a freeway overpass in Leederville was causing the back-log, but Main Roads was unaware of the banner.
watoday.com.au|Door Heather McNeill

Police are searching for a man who disappeared from Fremantle Train Station after going for a midnight swim at Bathers Beach on Sunday night.

A police spokesman said Daniel McCartney remained at the station on Wednesday and that his mobile phone and some of his clothes had been found nearby.

Daniel McCartney was dropped off by a friend at the train station where his car was parked around 12.15am in the morning on Monday, shortly after going for a dip at Bathers Beach.
watoday.com.au|Door Heather McNeill

Bush Forever, a Liberal Party initiative, was supposed to preserve 10 per cent of vegetation on the Swan Coastal Plain.

But projections for a 70 per cent increase in WA's population by 2050 have left bush sites open to development and fauna like the endangered forest red-tailed black cockatoo at risk.

The uncertain fate of Shenton Park's Underwood Avenue bushland under a new environmental blueprint has highlighted that Perth's 'Bush 'Forever' sites could be anything but.
watoday.com.au|Door Emma Young

"When I first learned about her existence after seeing suspicious texts on his phone, I was determined to find out whatever I could - who she was, how long she knew my husband and, most important, what she wanted from him.

"So I picked up the phone, and I called her."

A little more than four years ago, my husband left me for another woman.
watoday.com.au|Door Stacey Freeman

And you probably thought car versus house crashes in Perth were bad...

This driver smashed into the bedroom of a sleeping girl and, according to her mother, proceeded to light up a cigarette and leave the scene.

A motorist who drove a car through the wall of a house in Sydney's south, narrowly missing a child sleeping in her bedroom.
watoday.com.au|Door Megan Levy

Run away and never look back.

That was just one piece of advice friends offered Trina Hibberd, who found a "f---ing huge" python wrapped around her guest room on Monday morning.

"I mean it's very big. it goes all the way down over the hat stand. It is massive, oh God."
watoday.com.au

The Donald J. Trump filings with the Federal Election Commission reveal a near-$US1 million spend in May, on hats, pens. T-shirts, mugs and stickers, but when Hillary Clinton had already booked TV ad spots worth tens of millions, Trump had booked nothing.

If Trump is so happily self-funding his campaign, why is the campaign paying so much money to Trump corporate entities?
watoday.com.au|Door Paul McGeough

Hear the rousing speech from an 18-year-old cancer survivor

His rousing school speech went viral last year, and now the New Zealander has done it again at the Tour de Cure Snow Ball in Sydney.
watoday.com.au|Door Amy Croffey

Sierra and her husband Dustin said doctors told them their son's rare condition, in which his brain was growing outside of his skull, meant he would not live long past his birth. They were urged to consider abortion they chose to continue the pregnancy. They planned to meet their son. Then say goodbye.

But, little Bentley had other plans.

Now 7 months old, Bentley is alive and alert after surgeons put together a plan for what one called the "granddaddy" of cases to place his brain back into his cranium.
watoday.com.au|Door Lindsey Bever

Promising research published in Nature Medicine today has found an existing drug may prevent breast cancer in the estimated one in 400 women carrying the faulty BRCA1 gene, with the first international human trial expected to begin within two years.

With her mother and grandmother lost to cancer the only option available to Kylie Gellie was to remove her breasts, fallopian tubes and ovaries.
watoday.com.au|Door Rania Spooner

Murdoch Uni has teamed up with industry figures to help track endangered Carnaby's black cockatoos by fitting injured birds with leg bands, satellite transmitters and solar-powered GPS trackers. It is hoped this will help identify the feeding and breeding habitat of the birds.

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Over the next nine months, a team of Greek conservationists will restore the collapsing chapel built above and around the burial cave where the faithful believe that Jesus was buried and rose from the dead after the Crucifixion.

The last time anyone looked inside the holiest site in Christendom, the science of archaeology did not exist.
watoday.com.au|Door William Booth

One day Meghan was there: three years old, full of life, beautiful. The next day she was gone, the victim of a simple accident in the home. This is her mum's story - and the message she wants all parents to hear.

Via Essential Baby

Eight years ago, I woke to a nightmare. My beautiful three-year-old was lifeless under her dresser. She died in minutes while the rest of our family slept.
essentialbaby.com.au|Door Kimberly Packard

Food giant Heinz Australia is being hauled to court over a fruit and vegetable snack that is more than 60 per cent sugar but sold as a "healthy" food for toddlers.

The ACCC says Heinz falsely presents Shredz as being "99 per cent fruit and veg" and a way to introduce children aged 1 to 3 years old to healthy eating.
watoday.com.au|Door Patrick Hatch

China's southern city of Yulin began its annual dog meat festival, during which thousands of dogs are expected to be killed and eaten, on Tuesday despite opposition from millions of animal rights activists.

Animal rights activists this month handed Beijing authorities a petition with 11 million signatures protesting against the festival, which they say is cruel.
watoday.com.au|Door Joseph Campbell

The operator of a 7-Eleven store involved in rampant exploitation of its workers has been handed a record court penalty of more than $400,000. The store owner allegedly asked his staff to secretly repay thousands of dollars after they had been paid back some of the money they were owed.

A record $400,000-plus penalty has been imposed on the operator of a 7-Eleven store that systematically exploited its workers.
watoday.com.au|Door Anna Patty

Long before David Feherty forged a career as a Ryder Cup player and golf's quirkiest and most absurd commentator, his father inspired him with his "borderline idiotic optimism".

Now, after Alzheimer's disease steals his dad away from him, he finds himself thinking about the things he wishes he could have told him.

My father turned 91 a couple of weeks ago, but it's been almost two years since the last time he recognized his only son. Alzheimer’s disease has stolen him from me.
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"A plebiscite designed to deny me and many other Australians a marriage certificate will instead license hate speech to those who need little encouragement," Penny Wong - Senator for SA said. "Malcolm Turnbull, and many commentators on this subject, don't understand that for gay and lesbian Australians hate speech is not abstract. It's real. It's part of our daily life."

Senator Wong challenged Mr Turnbull's insistence that the national vote would be conducted respectfully, calling that proposition "the hollowest of hollow words".
watoday.com.au|Door Michael Koziol