Car v house Family fright as car ploughs into house
A WOMAN smashed her BMW sedan into the side of a house in Yokine, scaring a family including two children who were in the house at the time.
Suburban blaze Firies battle house fire in Perth's north
UPDATE: MORE than two dozen firefighters battled a house blaze in Perth’s north on Saturday afternoon that caused $220,000 worth of damage.
Jobs crisis Alcock: It was 'almost an obsession'
WA IS in the midst of the worst unemployment crisis in more than two decades because the State Government has had a "sole focus" on mining, according to leading businessman Dale Alcock.
Lyon hits back to put Aussies in box seat
TEST spinner Nathan Lyon has struck three crucial blows for Australia who are now in the box seat in the third Test in Adelaide. AS IT HAPPENED ...
Glamour thieves The fashionistas 'stealing to impress'
THE pressure to look good on social media has led to a rash of young women stealing expensive clothing, according to the owners of high-end Perth fashion boutiques.
Brexit loophole? Brits could buy their way back into EU
BRITONS desperate to cling to the European Union would be able to pay for the privilege under proposals backed by a chief negotiator in the Brexit deal.
Nannup fire flares up to threaten homes
A PRESCRIBED burn about 20km west of Bridgetown in the Shire of Nannup has flared into a bushfire that was threatening homes late on Saturday night.
Ex-pats in awe at 'tornado alley'
WHO'D have thought a tornado could hit Perth's northern suburbs? WATCH
Bar review Raise a glass at Meat Candy
WHILE Meat Candy’s Nashville-style fried chicken has (rightfully) commanded plenty of attention, it’s not the only aspect of the restaurant worthy of praise.
Nat Locke Stress less over life’s tests
SOME advice to remember: You’ll notice, as you get older, Year 12 students, that hardly anyone actually cares what your ATAR score is.
Peter van Onselen Bell tolls for governments of the day
AS we count down to next year’s State election we can officially declare the once-great advantage of incumbency dead, buried and cremated.
Gary Adshead Is deportation fair for Liyanage?
VIOLENT, merciless, manipulative, cold, demeaning, belittling, controlling, abusive.
ARIAs: hook ups, fights and frivolities
AUSTRALIA’S music A-list lived up to the partying like a rock star term as they partied into the early hours of this morning after the ARIA Awards.
Kanye a victim of the Kardashian curse?
Rehab, drugs, booze battles, prostitutes and breakdowns – Scott, Lamar, Bruce and now Kanye, just couldn’t keep up with the Kardashians.
RendezView Why can’t we just let kids be kids?
Until recently, society accepted that some girls were tomboys and some boys liked dressing up, writes Miranda Devine. It didn’t mean they needed their genitals “reassigned”.
RendezView A pox in both their houses
Anglicans think of themselves as a bit better than everyone — especially Catholics, writes Claire Harvey. No wonder they struggle with their own history of paedophilia.
Home loans Fixed rate loans creep upwards
DOZENS of fixed rate home loan deals have taken an upwards swing leaving many customers in limbo on whether now is the time to lock in.
Let down Corona founder ignores poor village
IT TURNS out the humble Spanish villagers who were about to become Corona beer millionaires won’t be seeing that money after all.
Skyscraper Slab of gold for St Georges Terrace
A SINGAPOREAN developer wants a gold-coloured skyscraper to rise up at the site of heritage-listed St Andrew’s Church in Perth.
Third of Aussies smash smartphones
FROM smart to smashed — a third of Australians have had that “bugger!” moment of smashing their smartphones.
The hidden meanings behind Asian dining
FOOD holds extra significance in many Asian countries. It’s something that’s important for exporters to understand as Asian demand for WA produce increases.
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