Italy disaster ‘Many dead’ in Italy hotel avalanche
SEVERAL people have reportedly been killed after a ski hotel in central Italy housing 30 guests was struck by an avalanche.
Unwanted bill Landlord’s nightmare: Maggots, faeces, rubbish
AS FLIES swarm and a pungent stench fills the air, a tearful landlord wonders where she went wrong, after responding to a Gumtree ad she decided she’d give a large family a go by letting them rent her home.
Freight Link Roe 8 protester hit by police horse
A PROTESTER has been injured after being hit by a horse as tensions boiled over again at the Roe 8 project site, with police making more than 40 arrests today.
Perth visit Hanson won't tell WA how to run State
PAULINE Hanson has told local candidates and supporters of her renewed push into WA that she will not tell West Australians how to run the State, leaving it to the local branch to form policy.
Sexual assaults Man admits to North Perth child abuse
A MAN has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting two young children who were lured away from a North Perth care program last year.
Slight improvement WA unemployment falls to 6.6%
THE West Australian treasurer says he is aware some people are still doing it tough in the "transitioning" economy as the unemployment rate fell to 6.6 per cent.
Woman keen to pass on 'free money'
A WOMAN who was filmed taking free money and promising to give it to someone with greater need has come forward, and she has a clear message for the people of Perth.
'We told him he picked the wrong house'
AN intruder chose the wrong Scarborough unit to break into early on Wednesday when he encountered three rugby-playing flatmates who made a “citizen’s arrest”.
Morning meals Say goodbye to boring brekkies
MAKING the most of the morning meal has had a comeback, with more people turfing traditional breakfasts for taste sensations.
McCafe to runway Hot model out of Africa
YOUNG, beautiful and statuesque, everyone except Ajok Madel thought she could make it as a model.
Tom Percy Why lawyers defend heinous charges
THERE are the two dinner party questions that make a criminal lawyer cringe. You would like a dollar for every time you get asked.
Peter van Onselen Why Trump can’t bridge the growing divide
AFTER a recent family trip to the US Peter van Onselen says he has a much better sense as to why and how someone like Trump managed to win the presidency.
Kidman’s ‘bizarre behaviour’ at Globes
NICOLE Kidman “left observers wondering if she’d had too many wines” at the Golden Globes, according to a new report.
Pink throws daughter a big sister party
SINGER Pink has thrown her daughter, Willow, a ‘big sister party’ to celebrate the birth of her brother, Jameson Moon.
RendezView Go ahead, disagree. But do it with respect
Many issues divide us, but the great irony? The discord is only exacerbated by the aggressive way many of us respond. And that makes a resolution near impossible.
RendezView Parents, not schools, are to blame for our education crisis
Our students are failing on a global scale. But rather than blame class sizes or the curriculum, the real problem lies much closer to home, writes Kylie Lang.
Money mindset How to live like rich people
MONEY can’t buy you happiness, but it can certainly improve your way of life. David Koch explains how wealthy people get rich.
Finally free World’s first transgender dad, daughter
ERIC and Corey House share a rare, unique bond as parent and child: they’re both transgender, and have supported each other through their transitions.
Eco extras Perth house hunters turning green
PERTH house hunters are increasingly keen to be green — and for many it’s as important as price and location, according to new research.
Russia extends Snowden’s asylum
EXILED American Edward Snowden was overlooked in Obama’s presidential pardons, but Russia has ensured his safety for “a couple more years”.
