Election fallout Panicked Americans search Aussie homes
AMERICANS are already searching the Australian property market following the shock US Election result which saw Donald Trump win the presidency.
New era Punter walks away with $500,000
AUSSIE bookmakers have collectively paid out $18 million to Trump backers, with one taking home half a million dollars.
Giant hammerhead Fishermen land ‘record’ monster shark
A GREAT hammerhead shark caught off a Geraldton beach — and measuring nearly 4m long — is believed to an unofficial world record.
Aussie tragedy Australian tourist dies in Mozambique
FAMILY and friends have paid tribute to Melbourne woman Elly Warren, who was killed while on a diving trip in Mozambique.
Whoops Nine blunder shows Oakes eating pizza
THOSE who tuned in to Channel 9 news for the US election result last night were instead treated to some awkward moments that left host Peter Hitchener lost for words.
Deadly ride Seven dead in London tram crash
THE driver of a London tram that overturned, killing seven and injuring more than 50 people has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter.
Woman linked to Rebels on drug charges
POLICE have charged two people including a woman connected to the Rebels outlaw motorcycle gang with drug offences after raids in Bunbury.
New Fremantle base for public servants
THE WA Government will relocate more than 1500 public servants to Fremantle after agreeing to lease 17,200sq m of a new office development.
Bar review Bar Fly: More the merrier at Hamptons City Beach
THE cellar cracks the hundred-bottles mark and ranges from dry rosé to pink blushed pinot gris. Surprising is the level of wine engagement behind the bar. Grape juice is Hamptons’ strong suit.
Nat Locke Finding home wherever you roam
MY fondest travel memory was a desk girl who would whisper recommendations to me: “Don’t go to that tailor, their commission is too high.” She whispered so conspiratorially that I felt like I was a spy.
Marny Lishman Balance begins by booking time for a life
PEOPLE talk about wanting a work-life balance and some even crave it. Yet most of us don’t actively put anything in place to get it.
Simpsons tipped Trump presidency
THE Simpsons has seen the most absurd prediction in its 27-year history come true — correctly forecasting Donald Trump would be US president.
Mariah’s racy on-stage display
THE diva performed her first concert since her high profile split from James Packer — and showed the billionaire just what he was missing.
RendezView Come on, Prince Harry. What did you expect?
The fifth in line to the throne has thrown a majestic wobbly over the press treatment of his new girlfriend, Meghan Markle. He should have known a bit better.
RendezView What is there to say?
Columnist Sarrah Le Marquand reacts to Donald Trump’s stunning upset in the US election.
Managing money What boomers can learn from milennials
THE generation gap can be huge but when it comes to learning about money there is a lot that youngsters can teach older people, say David and Libby Koch.
Closing their doors Another blow for fine dining in Australia
BAD news for fans of French fine dining — celebrated chef Guillaume Brahimi is closing his eponymous Sydney restaurant.
Office development New Fremantle base for public servants
THE WA Government will relocate more than 1500 public servants to Fremantle after agreeing to lease 17,200sq m of a new office development.
Monster hammerhead ‘an unofficial record’
A MONSTER hammerhead caught by a couple mates off a beach in Western Australia could be an unofficial record.
Food: WA’s going for growth
AS Asian demand increases, Western Australia’s status as a clean, safe food producer may be its ticket to a strong economic future.
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