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Items to purge from your home
Old, skungy or damaged household items not only create unnecessary clutter but may affect your health and safety.
Using free DIY advice for a cheaper reno
Tapping into free DIY advice and training can reduce the overall costs and make those projects a bit beyond the budget, attainable.
WA News
Message in a bottle found after 36 years
A Collie man has been reunited with a note he threw into the ocean off Albany when he was 36 years younger.
Tragedy and mayhem as tidal waves hit Bali
Scary footage of giant waves crashing into tourist hubs in Bali as flooding and high tides cause tragedy and mayhem.
Deadly shrooms found in WA's South West
A potentially deadly mushroom has been found growing in Western Australia for the first time, prompting a warning for people not to eat it.
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.
Federal Election 2016
Labor within striking distance: poll
Bill Shorten has held on to his overall lead during the last fortnight, ...
Even PM's best-case scenario a worry
ANALYSIS In racing parlance, Malcolm Turnbull is one-out, one-back, going into ...
Xenophon to 'drag parties to the centre'
Potential kingmaker Nick Xenophon names his policy priorities for negotiation with ...
Turnbull flags uni fee changes
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has made the case for allowing universities to set ...
Major parties ignoring what young people want
Social policies dominate the priorities of young Australians heading into this ...
Cranky Shorten shades it
Bill Shorten delivered the line of the night during his NBN attack: "Press like ...
Business
Strap in people, this could go bad
The economic fallout from this week's looming Brexit vote has markets on edge.
Forget 'growth' – it's 'jobs' that work
With the unemployment steady and almost full employement the jobs market is playing a big role.
Brand hit, not fines, hurt Medibank
The consumer watchdog's legal attack could seriously damage reputation, analysts warn.
Singapore acts on profit shifting
The low-tax nation has signed up to a global plan to fight tax evasion.
Reform right on cue for super
One of the nation's biggest funds is going to shake up the $2 trillion market.
True believer backs battling biotech
As shares in stem-cell developer plummeting, hanging on became something for the totally committed.
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The world's slipperiest bikes
This may be the world's sexiest bike; certainly one of the most aerodynamic.
Money
Counting the cost of catastrophe
The recent storms down the eastern coast of Australia brought with them significant loss. Should you invest in insurance companies?
Small Business
Hiring staff with intellectual disability
A large possible workforce remains largely untapped. As an employer, here's what you need to know.
Tips for buying or selling your business
With the end of the financial year approaching, some businesses will be looking to sell.
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England snatch win against Wales
England have broken Welsh hearts with a goal in stoppage time to record a 2-1 victory in the Group B match in Lens.
Entertainment
Time to give it away Chili Peppers
The band which threatened never to grow up now brings a throw rug instead of a tube sock to the party.
David Brent is back - as a rock star - and he's utterly, brilliantly awful
It's 15 years since we first met Ricky Gervais's brilliant comic creation. This new trailer suggests Brent is older but none the wiser.
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Lifestyle
Was Taylor Swift beach kiss a decoy?
Coincidentally, the same day the Tom Hiddleston kissing photos emerged, Kim Kardashian West claimed Swift was a liar.
What makes boys attractive to girls
An Australian study has found there is one trait which nearly doubles a boy's chance of having close female relationships.
Guests fly in for Rinehart secret wedding
A squadron of private jets are set to wing their way to Hamilton Island in coming days, carrying a cargo of the rich and powerful for the top-secret wedding of mining heiress Ginia Rinehart.
Why men miss women's sex signals
It's an age-old stereotype that when it comes to sex, men want it more than women. But are men just missing the signals?
The key to improving your memory
Science has found that working up a sweat helps, but not straight after studying. You need to wait.
Best & worst dressed celebrities of the week
In this week's red carpet roundup, Lucy Liu sings in yellow, Elle Fanning makes sequins work for her, and a jumpsuit does Diane Lane wrong. By Nyree McFarlane.
Daily Life
How I finally got healthy habits to stick
To create healthy habits for yourself, the first step is to ditch the excuses.
Supporting my introverted child
"My daughter has taught me a lot about the quiet and wonderful world of introverts," writes Sara Lindberg.
Why would anyone need a gun at home?
As the post-Orlando gun debate rages in the US, Dom Knight tries to make sense of the 'right to bear arms'.
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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.
7 'healthy' foods making you fat
You think you're being good when you eat these, but are you really?
Your weekly meal planner
From delicious steak to vegetarian pasta and a spicy soup, we've got your week's meals sorted.
Warming winter prawns
Prawns are normally associated with summer, but Adam Liaw shows us how to make a lovely dish that'll warm you right down to your toes.
Technology
Update - or kill - Flash Player now
Adobe just patched 36 security flaws for the software in one go.
Top five budget smartphones for 2016
You'd probably just break a new iPhone 6s Plus anyway.
How Netflix broke the copyright shackles
Copyright protection enters a new phase as we shift to streaming.
Why Zelda is the biggest game at E3
The 30-year-old series reinvented. Bigger, better and more beautiful than ever.
E3 2016: Day two wrap
Via KOTAKU: All the highlights from the games exhibition floor in Los Angeles.
Free Telstra Wi-Fi all weekend
Hotspots open to general public for free to celebrate World Wi-Fi Day.
Drive
ACCC to probe Oz car industry
A string of recent recalls and scandals prompts study into local industry.
What is Australia's best cheap car?
We put four of the most affordable new cars through their paces.
Sport
Day off course as rain washes out US Open
World No.1 Jason Day failed to hit a ball in anger as the opening round of the US Open at Oakmont Country Club was marred by thunderstorms.
NBA MVP's wife creates firestorm with Twitter rant
Wife of Steph Curry apologises for suggesting refs cheated in finals game six.
LeBron James hits 41 as Cavs force game seven
Cleveland Cavaliers shoot down the Golden State Warriors to force deciding game.
Lyon anchors Dockers hype
Fremantle coach is a hard man to please, with process not wins his end game.
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Thank you for making people safe
Thank you, Australia, for doing the job the United States can't: making its people safe.
Threats and spin will not deter us
Over the past few months, the FBI and Department of Justice, the UK Serious Fraud Office and the Australian Federal Police have run a major international corruption probe into Unaoil.
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