Call for help Missing nanny’s mum flies to London
THE mother of a Brisbane woman missing in the wake of the London Bridge attacks, for whom Malcolm Turnbull says he has ‘real concerns’, has boarded a plane to the UK.
Hidden purchases We spend and don’t tell partner
ALMOST one in three people are keeping some of their spending secret from their partners, with men the worst offenders.
Simple stand How to fight back against a terrorist
THROW your beer, lob a chair, fling a hot coffee or use an umbrella as a spear — these are a former Special Forces soldier’s tips for beating a London-style attacker.
Jail time Aussie found guilty of terror offences
EX-SYDNEY schoolboy John Zahariev has been sentenced to four years’ jail by a Bulgarian court for training as an IS terrorist.
Travel horror US man charged in Aussie tourist’s death
A MAN has been charged with the murder of Darwin’s Matthew Bate, killed in a fight outside a hotel in San Francisco.
Price war Aldi drives grocery prices down
PERTH'S grocery prices have fallen from the second-most expensive in the country to the second cheapest within two years, a trend dubbed the Aldi effect.
Honeymoon WA's whale sharks on Pippa's bucket list
SWIMMING with whale sharks may be next on Pippa Middleton’s honeymoon bucket list after the famous bride and her billionaire husband landed near Exmouth today.
Road toll One dead, two injured in head-on crash
ONE person has died following a head-on crash near Lancelin this afternoon.
Budding actress Twiggy's daughter a star in her own right
SHE is 22, has movie star looks, a role in a hit TV show and is the daughter of one of Australia’s richest men.
Exam stress 'Your marks do not define you'
AS HOLLYWOOD’S latest “it girl”, Netflix star Katherine Langford doesn’t have to worry about exams.
Reform talks Australian media bosses meet PM
THE head’s of Australia’s major news organisations have banded together in an unprecedented call for action on media law reforms.
Facebook live Premier tries to get into the groove
IN A BID to appeal to younger voters, Premier Mark McGowan let the Hit 92.9 crew live stream a DJ set on Facebook in his office. But was this the best move?
Gary Adshead School shift proving an awkward problem
THERE are whispers doing the rounds that the State Government might be preparing to put its relocation of Perth Modern School into reverse.
Opinion Captain McGowan battens down hatches
LOOSE lips sink ships, though Premier Mark McGowan need not worry — yet. Ship McGowan is still sailing quite nicely.
Ariana confirms her Australian tour
ARIANA Grande will resume her world tour next week after the bombing at her Manchester Arena show put her plans on hold.
Brad’s kind treat for Chris Cornell’s kids
BRAD Pitt has been spotted taking Chris Cornell’s kids for a big day out a week after the rock legend was farewelled in a touching memorial service.
RendezView Naming things after dead people is safest option
BEFORE we whack a name on a thing, we should ask one simple question: do you have a pulse? Because to be safe from embarrassment, we should stick with dead people, writes Rod Chester.
RendezView I’m no crim, but Instagram’s treating me like one
IF convicted drug smuggler Schapelle Corby is allowed to have an Instagram account, why not me? Could it be because I’m a sex worker, asks Samantha X.
Teenage finances Ensuring kids have financial success
THERE’S some keys things to ensure your teenagers don’t wind up financially illiterate, David and Libby Koch explain.
Mystery Pub-goer clueless about $5.6 million win
HUNT for instant millionaire after mystery player walks out of Sydney RSL without realising they’ve just become rich.
Tunnel to close Inside the Raine Square redevelopment
WORKS are about to begin on a $75 million retail and entertainment upgrade for at Raine Square, which will close a tunnel linking the precinct to the Perth Underground station.
Scary toxins found in our water
SCIENTISTS have uncovered a shocking cocktail of chemicals in theGreat Barrier Reef, from human medications to metals and pesticides.
