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WA News
Banning Aldi booze: are we all alcoholics?
Scrutiny of the cheapest alcohol available at WA's major liquor retailers shows Aldi has every right to appeal a decision to reject application to sell alcohol.
Kimberley man appeals campsite eviction
Yawuru man Micklo Corpus is determined to stay at the entrance of the Buru Energy gas well, despite a building order requiring the removal of his campsite.
Family axe murder accused gets bail
Former Perth man Henri van Breda, charged with the axe murder of his family, has appeared in a South African court.
Why you might now pay more for WA wine
West Australians could fork out more for local wines as the Federal Government looks at controversial changes to a wine tax.
Federal Election 2016
Libs scramble over Parakeelia error
The Liberal Party is scrambling to contain the fallout over taxpayer-funded cash ...
Greens candidate hits back at slur
Greens candidate declares he "won't be passive or silent in the face of ...
Labor MP goes rogue on preferences
Outspoken Labor MP Michael Danby faces the wrath of an angry ALP.
Turnbull 'will face Abbott pressure'
There is fresh speculation Tony Abbott could be elevated to cabinet, possible as ...
Turnbull stands by NBN boss Switkowski
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is standing by NBN boss Ziggy Switkowski, even though ...
Katter 'had no idea' about Orlando
In a chaotic and heated TV exchange, MP defends the "screamingly funny" video.
Business
Bank fees rise to $12.5b: RBA
An annual report suggests 8 million households spend an average of $515 a year on bank fees.
ASX rally fades amid Brexit worries
Australian shares end flat amid continuing investor caution over a British exit from the EU.
'Welcome to the part time economy'
There were 225,000 jobs created over the past year but not many of them are nine-to-five.
Medibank's secret policy changes
Medibank has been accused of failing to disclose policy changes to members.
Netflix's House of Cards democracy
If the US presidential election functioned as Netflix does, every ballot cast would be tossed into the Potomac River.
How Woolies crashed Kmart's party
More than 100 shoppers queued outside the new Kmart in a suburban Sydney shopping mall. Woolworths had a bigger line.
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Property
Bali style paradise for sale in WA
This unique off-the-grid home, in the highly desirable suburb of Coconut Well, sits on millionaires row.
How the richest electorates vote
Property is a key election battlegrounds - so which seats have the most expensive houses, and how do the locals vote?
ExecutiveStyle
Street style you'll be wearing next
Jaw-dropping peacocks set the next menswear trends in Italy's style centre.
Money
Tax advice for singles, couples, families
Many people are quick to complain about how changes to our tax system will affect them, but they won't do anything about it.
Small Business
Hug-a-Bub baby slings go belly up
Here's why the maker of a popular brand of baby carriers has collapsed into administration.
Do short-break holidays stress you out?
Do short-break holidays do more harm than good to your productivity?
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Oscar Pistorius walks on stumps in court
Paralympic track star Oscar Pistorius shuffles through a Pretoria courtroom on his stumps to demonstrate his vulnerability without his artificial limps.
Entertainment
Colbert's brutal takedown of Trump
Stephen Colbert used a swastika to explain Donald Trump's self-congratulatory response to the Orlando massacre.
Mirren signs up for Fast and Furious 8
The never-ending movie franchise that is the Fast and Furious series has a very high-calibre recruit.
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Lifestyle
Tay Tay rebounds with Tom Hiddleston
Now Taylor Swift and her ex, Calvin Harris, have got Bad Blood.
Good news for 'warm' coffee lovers
Coffee itself isn't cancerous but be sure to wait a few minutes more before drinking your latte.
Princess Mary and Kate at Royal Ascot
Oh to be a fly on the wall as Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark, and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, looked engrossed in conversation.
Reese's Aussie conference cancelled
The $1997 per head "inspirational" seminar series scrapped
Why the weight you lose won't stay off
"It's not just because I like cheeseburgers" says 'Biggest Loser' researcher, of his own weight loss battle.
Celebrity photos from the past
Using the '#tbt' hashtag, celebrities share some great moments from their childhood or early careers.
Daily Life
Our unusual gift to our daughter
Weddings are just one more way in which babyboomers screw Gen Y. Except in our house.
The beauty standards affecting girls
This is why I don't want my daughter to be 'the prettiest girl in the room'.
Watch this 13-year-old drop the mic
Lori Mae Hernandez is your new hero after serving a glorious burn on national TV.
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Good Food
Thick minestrone soup
This delicious soup is fresh and filling at the same time. You'll never say 'soup doesn't fill me up' again.
Paris: best places to eat and drink
Tracey Spicer finds the best food in Paris – with a surprising twist.
Your weekly meal planner
From delicious steak to vegetarian pasta and a spicy soup, we've got your week's meals sorted.
A healthy, vegetarian feast
On the hunt for a nutritious, wheat-free feast? Three recipes from Australia's wholefoods crusader.
7 'healthy' foods making you fat
You think you're being good when you eat these, but are you really?
Technology
Zuckerberg keen to read your thoughts
The Facebook boss reckons telepathy is realistic within 50 years.
Space molecule a clue to life on Earth
NSW's Parkes telescope sheds light on how an important molecule is made.
Second confirmed gravitational wave
Australian National University scientists help close the box on Einstein's theory.
Thinking outside the Xbox
Phil Spencer says you should be able to play the games you own anywhere.
Hands on review: 360fly 4K camera
A sharper picture upgrades this tiny action camera with eyes in the back of its head.
News has us hooked on small screens
We're now spending more than an hour a day staring at our smartphones.
Drive
What SUV should I buy?
Jenny is after an urban/country commuter with strong safety-tech credentials
Audi SQ2 spotted undisguised
New performance SUV gets unofficial confirmation.
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Oscar Pistorius walks on stumps in court
Paralympic track star Oscar Pistorius shuffles through a Pretoria courtroom on his stumps to demonstrate his vulnerability without his artificial limps.
Priddis should be rested to recover from injuries
Comment: West Coast coach Adam Simpson and his medical advisors should seriously consider calculated time off for star on-baller Matt Priddis.
Foley axed as Force coach
The Western Force are on the hunt for a new coach after Michael Foley was axed after three seasons.
France steal last-gasp win
Late goals helped France become the first team to advance to the knockout stages.
Comment
IS may live to regret endorsing Omar Mateen's terror
Was Orlando gunman Omar Mateen motivated by Islamic extremism or confusion about his own sexuality?
Behind the battlelines there's agreement on climate change
Every so often elections matter. The last one mattered big-time for carbon emissions.
Unpicking radical Islam's obsession with sex
Progressives need to find the intellectual dexterity to conceive of Muslims as both victims and perpetrators of dangerous bigotry.
Next time our love will be just for us
Do you delete all those photos that now make you cringe?
The truth about a gluten-free diet? It's nonsense