Top Stories
- City
- Perth
- Condition
- Mostly sunny
- Current temperature
- 16°
- Minimum temperature
- 11°
- Maximum temperature
- 21°
Coles drought relief fund a 'farce', says Littleproud
Minister for Agriculture calls the supermarket giant's milk levy and fund an "empty media stunt".
- by Emma Koehn
More top stories
Lost his job, losing his house – and this WA man is not alone
This rural WA man lost his job 18 months ago and can't find another one. And that was only the beginning of his bad luck.
- by Emma Young
Encounter gives diver 'insane appreciation' for great whites
A WA diver has described a terrifying encounter with a great white shark off Perth's northern beaches on Saturday.
- by Nathan Hondros
Police seek help in search for missing Mandurah girl
Police are seeking the whereabouts of a missing 12-year-old girl Jorja Dohnt, who was last seen at her home in Madora Bay.
- by staff writers
Upgrades to shave up to 15 minutes from freeway trips
Work has begun on major upgrades of the Mitchell and Kwinana freeways.
- by staff writers
Saudi journalist's death recorded on his Apple Watch
Recordings made purportedly indicate he was tortured and killed, reports say.
- by Daren Butler
Exclusive
Wage fraud
'Pay as low as $15 an hour': Rockpool to pay back $1.6m
An investigation exposed practices of chefs working excessive unpaid overtime.
- by Ben Schneiders & Royce Millar
Featured
Opinion & Perspectives
Ruddock review the booby trap that trips everyone up before backfiring
Should ships be allowed to have blasphemous names? It's all there in Philip Ruddock's religious freedom review.
Michael Koziol
Toxic masculinity is used a great deal now, but it's a poor description
If a year can have a theme, then 2018's was clear from the start. It was the international year of the babyman.
Steve Biddulph
Breaking news: government does what it's meant to do
This may come as a shock. The federal government is on the cusp of coming up with an actual solution to a real problem.
Peter Hartcher
Perth
Western Australia
National
Exclusive
Water
'Surely a test is a test': Shock over blood results for toxic chemical
- by Carrie Fellner
Politics
Exclusive
Religious freedom
Poll: Huge majority of voters oppose laws banning gay students and teachers
The laws are opposed by 62 per cent of Coalition supporters, 81 per cent of Labor voters and 51 per cent of One Nation backers.
- by David Crowe
Analysis
Ipsos poll
Fairfax-Ipsos poll: So what was the point of the Liberal leadership implosion?
- by Peter Hartcher
World
Analysis
Influence campaigns
'Regime change without a war': we need to get smarter about fake news
- by Chris Zappone
Analysis
Anwar Ibrahim
Anwar victory in Port Dickson sets up political hand over - but when?
- by James Massola
Property bydomain
Skyline rebel: Singapore's plant-covered game changer
This eye-popping red and green tower in Singapore's largely monochromatic village of high-rises, is anything but conventional.
- by Kate Jones
'Old bits and new bits': A piece of Sydney history polished and revived
A piece of history that hasn't been bastardised, but instead, rejuvenated and given a new lease on life.
- by Jenny Brown
Cartographer tries to map Washington tunnels but many secrets are tightly held
- by The Washington Post
Business
'Significant harm': Telcos slam lack of detail in anti-encryption bill
Telcos and software providers have warned the government's ''anti-encryption'' bill is too vague and could introduce unintended consequences for service provision.
- by Emma Koehn
Small business
Entertainment
Opinion
Private Sydney
Lisa Curry adrift in murky sea of women's magazines
Curry had managed to navigate the waters of women's magazines for profit, but she's hit a snag.
- by Andrew Hornery
'Game on': Australia announces dramatic new strategy for Eurovision
Next year will mark the fifth year Australia has competed in the European singing contest.
- by Michael Idato
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Three old school carmakers step up the fight against Tesla
Jaguar, Porsche, and Mercedes-Benz are getting excited about electric.
- by Toby Hagon
When it comes to high-end speakers, aesthetics matter
If a speaker is to be placed on display in a home it needs to be something that at best is gorgeous and at worst won’t get the neighbours snickering.
- by Rod Easdown
The reason some children are more prone to dental decay
- by Mihiri Silva, Katrina Scurrah & Nicky Kilpatrick
Food bygoodfood
Travel bytraveller
Cars bydrive
Sport
Lightning strikes twice: Usain Bolt scores brace for Mariners
The former sprinter showed a glimpse of what someone with his physical gifts can achieve in the sport, bagging his first two goals for the Central Coast Mariners.
- by Matt Bungard
Bookies fear ‘Makybe Diva effect’ could deliver a bloodbath
Redzel has been backed into favouritism to defend his Everest crown at Randwick on Saturday – but that could be a nightmare result for on-course bookmakers.
- by Chris Roots
