Horror in Spain Aussie boy missing in Spain
THE family of an Aussie boy is calling for help after he went missing in the deadly terror attacks in Spain, as a father-of-two was the first named victim.
Brazen theft Hi-vis thieves steal $44k public artwork
A HEARTBROKEN artist is pleading the return of a much-loved sculpture, stolen in a bizarre theft from a public park in broad daylight.
Holiday horror Ellenbrook girl injured in holiday fall
A FIVE-YEAR-OLD Perth girl has had life-saving emergency surgery after falling from a balcony while on holiday in Macedonia.
Charlottesville America’s racism problem never went away
America has an endemic problem with racism, says activist Haley Pessin
Illegal imports Man admits importing child sex dolls
A DIANELLA man has admitted importing life-like sex dolls that resemble children and had his bail renewed on strict conditions.
'Dangerous misogynist' 'Only time before he kills someone'
A “DANGEROUS MISOGYNIST" who beat his partner to a pulp and forced her to clean up her own blood has been jailed for more than four years.
Northbridge Jail term sought for fake cash man
A MAN has admitted knowingly trying to pass off counterfeit cash in Perth’s nightclub district.
Magistrates court Accused people smuggler to fight charges
AN ACCUSED people smuggler who was extradited from Indonesia last month will fight the charges, his lawyer says.
Latest trends STM's inaugural fashion lunch
OUR expert panel of fashion insiders and two amazing parades by award-winning stylist Teagan Sewell will inspire and excite you at next month’s Styled by STM lunch.
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.
Des Houghton Shorten has questions to answer
OPINION: A bad smell lingers over a large donation of union funds to GetUp! when Bill Shorten was leader of the Australian Workers’ Union. BLOG LIVE WITH DES HOUGHTON
Citizenship scandal ‘Shellshocked’ Joyce’s citizenship stress
UNDER-SIEGE Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce has admitted his dual citizenship drama which has rocked Parliament is taking a physical and mental toll on him.
RendezView Bachelor shames women to win ratings. Disgraceful
THE Bachelor has now taken to shaming women’s career choices for ratings. What a disgraceful display of double standards, writes Vanessa Croll.
Peter van Onselen Cheque’s in the mail on same-sex vote
IF confirmation was needed that the postal plebiscite would turn into a debacle of policy making, it was cemented this week. Let me run you through how events unfolded.
Is Kendall Jenner dating NBA star?
KENDALL Jenner’s romance with A$AP Rocky seems to be on the rocks after she was spotted numerous times this weekend with an NBA hunk.
Elsa hauls Hemsworth: ‘Sh*t I’m strong’
THE wife of Chris Hemsworth, Elsa Pataky, stands at a modest 1.61 metres tall but don’t let her slim frame and small stature fool you.
RendezView Only voters can send Hanson a message
THE Liberals make half-hearted public stands against Pauline Hanson, but give her private support, writes Paul Toohey. And that gives her lifeblood.
RendezView Mockery and insults no way to make to a point
PAULINE Hanson’s cheap stunt was as insulting as dressing as the Pope to make a point about the Catholic Church, writes Peter Kurti.
Power prices Confusing power bills put us in the dark
HAVE you ever wondered what those weird figures and words mean on your energy bill? You’re not alone.
Health drama Sick kids denied life-extending drugs
A LIFE-extending drug for cystic fibrosis sufferers will be denied to more than 1000 Australians after a decision by the government’s advisory council.
Improving Perth property gets its bounce back
PERTH’S north is leading the city’s property market recovery, with 12 of its suburbs identified as having steadily rising sales.
Too big to be a Mini?
LONG, high and wearing a performance badge, the practical five-door combines interior space with admirable pace
