Harris trial Majority ruling allowed in Harris case
A JUDGE will allow jurors to reach a majority verdict in the Rolf Harris case after they failed again to reach a unanimous verdict.
Ocean Reef Marina development for Perth's north
A MARINA in Perth's north is a sure thing after the WA Liberals pledged $105 million to its development, weeks after Labor committed $40 million to a similar project.
Theft victim Elderly Perth man's happy ending
UPDATE: A generous 7 News viewer has gifted a Perth grandfather a new mobility scooter after his old one was stolen.
Fake news Trump lists ‘unreported’ Aussie terror attacks
THE White House has listed five Australian incidents, including the Lindt Siege, which was carried out by Man Haron Monis, as acts of terror not covered by the media, accusing it of deliberately minimising coverage of Islamic State.
Gruesome killing Aussie gets death penalty for murder
AUSTRALIAN Antonio Bagnato has been found guilty and sentenced to death for his role in the abduction and murder of Sydney underworld figure Wayne Schneider at a Thai resort.
Animal cruelty RSPCA probe death of dog left in car
ANIMAL welfare authorities have launched an investigation into a dog's death after claims it was left in a car on a 42 degree day.
Movin' Melvin Brown spreads joy at RPH
HE'S performed at Oprah Winfrey's Birthday and appeared alongside Stevie Wonder and James Brown, but today Movin' Melvin Brown was at Royal Perth Hospital.
Sentencing delayed for paedophile priest
A FORMER WA Anglican priest convicted of historic child sex offences dating back to the 1950s has had his sentencing delayed.
Riding high Not your typical surfing poster girl
TALENT, drive and loving guidance from her former pro-surfer dad and family have helped Bronte Macaulay reach great heights.
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.
Belle Taylor So, what would you shout about?
IT SEEMS there has been a lot to shout about in recent weeks. Roe 8, Trump, anti-Australia Day. It got me thinking, what would motivate me to swap the couch for the streets, pizza for a placard?
Gary Adshead Where will the money come from?
BY now folks, you’re probably wondering if WA is actually floating in a sea of money, rather than drowning in an ocean of debt. That's because an election campaign is underway.
Actor follows in the footsteps of Hoges
ACTOR Josh Lawson has paid tribute to Paul Hogan ahead of portraying the Sydney Harbour Bridge rigger turned Hollywood star in Seven’s miniseries Hoges.
Chrissy Teigen’s Super Bowl nip slip
CHRISSY Teigen suffered another wardrobe malfunction at the Super Bowl, but the star handled it like a champ.
RendezView Public vs. private healthcare? Public, of course
Why is the private healthcare sector propped up by taxpayers to the tune of billions while the public sector suffers, asks Margaret Wenham.
RendezView Single mums are not lazy. They’re brave
One Nation WA candidate David Archibald has described single mums as ‘lazy’. I’ve got some other descriptions for them, writes Juliet Potter.
Transaction charges Don’t get caught by card disputes
A SUSPICIOUS transaction on your credit or debit card statement is as likely to be an honest mistake or oversight rather than something shadier.
Slimmed down Lena: ‘I stopped being able to eat’
SHE’S famous for her curves but Girls star Lena Dunham has been showing off a slimmer figure lately. Now, she’s revealed why — Donald Trump.
REIWA data Kallaroo Perth’s best-performing suburb
THE northern coastal suburb of Kallaroo has again been revealed as Perth’s best-performing suburb.
Redundancies mark the end of Allphones
AT least 69 Allphones employees have been made redundant and 18 stores closed after the independent Aussie telco giant went into administration.
