Satay surprise Dog meat 'fed to Bali tourists'
AUSSIE tourists are unknowingly buying dog meat in Bali, according to claims by activist group Animals Australia.
Safety breach London tower inferno claims more lives
BRITISH police have revealed 79 people are dead or missing after the Grenfell Tower fire as the exterior cladding on the building ‘may have been banned’.
MRP lotto Shuey escapes ban for Dangerfield bump
WEST Coast midfielder Luke Shuey is free to play in Saturday night’s clash with Melbourne at Domain Stadium.
Charges laid Shooting accused remanded in custody
UPDATE: THE man accused of repeatedly firing a self-loading pistol at motorists in Beechboro has been remanded in custody after appearing in court today.
Not justified Payphones are about to disappear
DON’T forget your smartphone — a new inquiry recommends cutting funds for payphones but experts argue it could leave many without a lifeline.
Mystery Woomera X File: Drone downed, then a mushroom cloud
A COOBER Pedy man flying a drone near the Woomera Prohibited Area says it was inexplicably “forced to the ground”, shortly before a huge explosion and mushroom cloud in the distance.
Dry spell Perth on track for warmest June ever
PERTH is on track for its warmest June on record after averaging 23C for the first two weeks of winter.
Chaos Shop owner charged over suspicious blaze
A MAN has been charged after a suspicious fire at the Hire for Baby shop on Great Eastern Highway in Rivervale last night.
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.
Bar design Local boy back to weave magic
AFTER years of globetrotting, Ashley Sutton — the world’s top bar designer — is back in his hometown weaving his magic on Fremantle punters.
Financial documents Chinese influence in parliament ‘exposed’
BILLIONAIRE Huang Xiangmo’s political influence has reportedly extended directly into the NSW parliament, documents reveal.
Polling news Newspoll: Turnbull fails to turn corner
LABOR has cemented its gains in voter support after weeks of argument over school funding and energy security.
Gary Adshead Mal's mock a joke
ANYONE who turns Malcolm Turnbull's mocking of Donald Trump into a political conspiracy needs a humour transplant.
Joe Spagnolo Libs poll dancing in wild west
AS unbelievable as it may sound, there are growing signs here in the wild, wild west that Malcolm Turnbull may be gearing up for an early election.
Anderson’s bizarre love letter to Assange
PAMELA Anderson has savaged Theresa May in a note defending Julian Assange ahead of the five-year anniversary of his “detention”.
Rebel Wilson fights for lost earnings cash
THE Aussie star will today make her bid to get millions in lost earnings after winning her defamation case against a gossip magazine publisher.
RendezView I love our nanny state. I bet you do too
WE might say we’d like less regulation but what we’re really objecting to is incompetence. Red tape is the reason most of us will live to old age, writes Claire Harvey.
RendezView Beware the charity millionaires
GENEROUS Australians are being treated with calculated contempt by third-party charity fundraising companies driven by money, not humanity, writes Matt Doran.
Savings buffer Aussies run their bank accounts dry
ONE in three Australians admit to running their bank account down to zero and they cannot meet their bill payments, new findings show.
Candy concerns All-white Skittles slammed as ‘racist’
SKITTLES’ latest move to ditch its rainbow-themed candies in favour of an all-white look has left a sour taste in some mouths.
Debt stress Boom hangover in Perth's north
PERTH’S northern suburbs officially have the worst mortgage burden and debt stress in Australia.
Our $20 billion a year food problem
AUSTRALIA has a serious problem with wasting food but this supermarket initiative is giving us, and discarded food, a second chance.
