Fatal crash Man dies after car rolled 'several times'
A MAN has died after a car rolled several times in Yanchep overnight.
Body found Police search for 'dangerous' man
POLICE are searching for a man who is 'armed and extremely dangerous' in relation to the death of a woman whose body was found in a car on the Mitchell Freeway.
Connection issues Poor suburbs getting 'poor broadband'
LIVE in a poorer suburb? You're getting second-rate broadband, while the wealthier neighbourhoods benefit from superior fibre-to-the-home technology.
Tributes flow Henry was 'one of a kind'
THE man who fell to his death from the balcony of a Fremantle pub has been named as 28-year-old Henry Cusack, a much-loved Perth man.
Cost of living Desperate choice to eat or heat
CHOOSING between eating and heating their homes is a crushing reality for many West Australians this winter.
Depraved Cop’s son sexually abused dead cat
THE son of a US police captain will spend 16 years in jail for killing 21 cats and sexually abusing a dead one. WARNING: Disturbing.
Bigger penalties Crackdown on demerit dodgers
MEASURES are being considered by the State Government in a bid to close a loophole that allows thousands of drivers every year to dodge demerit point penalties.
Mental health Why teens are more depressed than ever
THEY’RE healthier, better educated and more connected to a world of opportunity, but this generation’s teenagers are more depressed than ever.
Dean Smith 'A facet of who I am - not the foundation'
WA Liberal Senator Dean Smith faces his toughest fight as he tries to bring about new laws that will allow same-sex marriage in our country.
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.
Encryption Spies will get access to phones
FEDERAL Cabinet member Christopher Pyne says he doesn’t expect a fight from Apple, Facebook and Google when the government introduces legislation to unlock encrypted messages.
Broad church Turnbull stands by Menzies speech
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull has defended his speech on the Liberal Party as Pauline Hanson and Cory Bernardi used his comments to recruit members.
Joe Spagnolo Courage, integrity on same-sex vote
IT is often said that there is no greater love, than that of a parent for their child. It is with this in mind that I would like to share part of a letter sent to WA Liberal Senator Dean Smith.
RendezView Women, we’re selling ourselves short
WE knew it was true, and now an entrepreneur has said it. The economy is built on women undervaluing themselves, writes Saman Shad.
Missing pieces in GoT you must know
WINTER is here, bringing with it the penultimate season of Game of Thrones. But the show’s mysteries are still far from being solved.
‘Man babies’ can’t accept Dr Who shake-up
JODIE Whittaker will become the first woman to play the Time Lord in Doctor Who, and she wants fans not to be ‘scared’ by her gender. But not everyone is convinced.
RendezView How Game of Thrones blends fantasy with reality
JUST like in Game of Thrones, our “rulers” play their own kinds of brutal games and the lengths some of them go to are also appalling, writes Karen Brooks.
RendezView Why is consensual sex with the boss a problem?
OFFICE affairs seriously damaged these high-profile careers but they shouldn’t have, writes Claire Harvey. Corporate giants should let the staff screw around.
Superannuation gap Super shortfall puts women in trouble
WOMEN over 55 are facing a future of financial uncertainty, or even homelessness, unless they take action now, industry figure claims.
Retail revolution It's shopping, but not as we know it
THE Whitfords Shopping Centre redevelopment will be complete with waterside lounges, a brewery with ocean views, bars and restaurants when it opens later this year.
Hypersonic missile secretly tested at Woomera
AUSTRALIA has quietly concluded a set of test flights of a missile capable of burning through the skies at 10,000km/h — and still changing direction.
