'Impostor' Colin Barnett heckled by 'emperor'
WA Premier Colin Barnett has been heckled by a man dressed as a Roman emperor who says the Liberals have imposed an unacceptable debt burden on the state.
Resignation Outgoing Post boss unfazed by pay row
AUSTRALIA Post chief Ahmed Fahour has tendered his resignation, a fortnight after being scolded by the PM over his multi-million dollar wage. But the 50-year-old said he wasn’t bothered by public perception that he had been forced out after the criticism.
Landmark decision Penalty rates slashed for Sunday workers
THOUSANDS of workers have had their weekend salary slashed as the Fair Work Commission announced they would reduce Sunday penalty rates in a landmark decision this morning.
Police probe Teen’s chilling audio of her killer
IT was the last thing Liberty German did before she was killed. She recorded the voice of her killer who also murdered her friend on a US hiking trail.
Geraldton clash Eagles confirm big guns for derby
THE Geraldton heat won’t stop West Coast’s big guns – including star recruit Sam Mitchell – from making their first appearances of the pre-season on Saturday. SEE THE SQUAD
Backtrack ‘Clumsy’ Trad sorry for bashing comment
UPDATE: Islamic leader Keysar Trad has apologised for saying domestic violence was acceptable if it was “the last resort” for a man who was angry at his wife.
Seat-by-seat poll spells Liberal trouble
LABOR is on track to win six crucial Liberal-held seats in Perth, according to a new poll that surveys voters seat-by-seat. | Barnett, McGowan face off
Office block floor badly damaged by fire
A FIRE on the second floor in an office block in the Perth CBD has caused $1 million worth of damage.
Political force Liza Harvey: Leader in waiting
LIZA Harvey has gone from busy suburban mum to, potentially, the most powerful woman in the state. This is the story behind WA's down to earth deputy premier.
Online dating A love connection
THE world wide web does more than connect us with information. Meet three couples who found international love in cyberspace.
Dr Marny Lishman The outdoors is better for mental health
I DON’T like indoor kids playgrounds. In fact, I loathe them. There, I said it. But it's not because of the kids. It's because they are indoors.
Peter van Onselen Libs One Nation deal short-sighted
THE WA Liberal Party’s decision to do a preference deal with One Nation is short-sighted, won’t deliver the political benefits hoped for and compromises the principles of the party.
#Debate2017 Barnett and McGowan battle it out
WITH WA voters to go to the polls in just 17 days, Premier Colin Barnett and the man who wants to take his job, Labor’s Mark McGowan, faced off in the only leaders debate before the WA Election.
Counter vote More WA Greens better, say Islamic leaders
UPDATE: WA Premier Colin Barnett has urged Muslims not to jump to conclusions about the Liberal preference deal with One Nation.
Casey opens up about betrayal
THIRTEEN years after winning Australian Idol, Casey Donovan says she still fears she’s not good enough, despite winning an audience of 3.3 million viewers.
My Westeros Kitchen Rules
What happens when one of Australia’s biggest TV shows meets one of our most popular reality series ... join us as we follow the fortunes of seven competitive couples in My Westeros Kitchen Rules.
RendezView Someone has to lose to fix our housing crisis
If we’re serious about fixing our housing crisis we have to accept not everyone can be a winner, writes Rachel Corbett.
RendezView Anger can be unproductive. Try empathy
Giving in to anger about the world makes us dig in and fail to empathise or listen to reason. It’s time to take a breath, writes Mares Depers.
Money pain Repairing your financial wounds
MANY people suffer a financial blow in their lifetime but there are steps to take to get through it. David and Libby Koch explain.
Squeezy street Micro lots will change housing landscape
WA’S first “micro lots” are set to shake-up the housing market, with Perth block sizes shrinking to suit smaller budgets and changing lifestyles.
The Mercedes of utes has landed
MERCEDES has sent its new ute to Australia — a year before it goes on sale — because local demand has caught the company by surprise.
