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Perth's top 10 pizza bars: the top five unveiled

#1: Monsterella (how the couple's daughter Mila pronounces 'mozzarella') offers an array of authentic Italian street food.

A move into sole ownership and the upgrade to a Naples woodfired oven were the only ingredients Ryan Bookless and Tania Nicolo needed to perfect their pizza operation. Formerly running The Pizza Lounge in Swanbourne, the pair have set up shop in Wembley and take the dough in our opinion as Perth's best pizza bar.

Iraq declares end of IS 'caliphate'

An aerial view of the destroyed landmark al-Nuri mosque in the Old City of Mosul, Iraq.

Iraqi government troops has captured the mosque in Mosul from where Islamic State proclaimed its self-styled caliphate three years ago.

Swan Johnson to return in NEAFL

Alex Johnson last played an AFL match in the 2012 Grand Final.

Sydney defender Alex Johnson will make his long awaited comeback on Saturday, after recovering from a fifth knee reconstruction which has prevented him playing a senior game for 1736 days.

Is Viney becoming the new Selwood?

Tough Demon: Jack Viney compares favourably with Joel Selwood.

It may seem sacrilegious to compare Joel Selwood's attack on the contest with anyone in the league, but there is one young Melbourne bull more than heading in that direction.

The quarter to forget for investors, in four charts

Aussie stocks have been among the worst performers in developed markets around the world over the past three months.

Investors may be happy to see the end of a quarter that has been far from kind to many as the Australian economy strives hard to resist fallng into recession, with stocks, the Aussie weakening as iron ore prices plunged.

Brisbane braces for coldest few days of the year

Time for beanies, folks.

South-east Queensland is set for its coldest days of the year as the very edge of a cold front blasting southern Australia inches its way over the border, bringing sub-zero temperatures in places.

US plans seven arms sales to Taiwan

US President Donald Trump and  Chinese President Xi Jinping at their meeting in Florida on April 7.

The United States plans to sell Taiwan $US1.42 billion ($1.85 billion) in arms, the first such sale under Donald Trump and a move sure to anger China.