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Police search Midland area for man missing since Saturday morning
Leonard Wilcox, 62, was last seen near Clayton Street, Midland at 10.50am yesterday.
LeedyPalooza to stop traffic in Leederville from Friday
Nine music, food, entertainment and cultural events - mostly free - will take place over eight summer days.
Man charged after Brisbane Airport bomb scare
A man has been charged after Brisbane Airport's international terminal was shut down when he allegedly threatened a woman with a knife.
Free family demo day to open huge Kimberley art show for Perth Festival
Cowhide carving and shaving, boab nut carving, live music with David Pigram, creating your own response to artworks: it's all happening this Saturday at AGWA.
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Miranda Kerr
Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr linked to renowned anti-vaxxer
The notoriously private model isn't shy about being linked to the alternative-health guru and anti-vaccination campaigner.
- by Lucy Manly
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Missing person
Body of mum found after she vanished in shallow waters while crabbing off Mandurah
The 53-year-old mother went missing late Friday night while was crabbing with her husband. She knew the area well, but it is thought she became disoriented in the darkness.
- by staff writers
Sinkhole forms in shopping centre south of Perth ... and it seems to be getting bigger
A huge sinkhole has closed the carpark of a shopping centre in Baldivis.
State reveals ambitious new concept for Subiaco oval and PMH sites
Details and images finally revealed for one of Perth's biggest redevelopments.
- by Emma Young & Daile Cross
'Lucky to be alive': Man injured after large tree falls
A massive tree fell across a busy Sydney CBD road and footpath.
- by Ben Grubb & Sarah Keoghan
Featured
'I love this job': In interview Trump dismisses critics, vows to go it alone
- by Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman
Opinion & Perspectives
Perth
Police interview of accused baby killer a 'confusing mishmash', judge says
- by Daile Cross & Heather McNeill
Western Australia
National
'The longer I hold, the more I lose': FONGO takes hold of home sellers
- by Nick Bonyhady & Sumeyya Ilanbey
Politics
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Tony Abbott
Turnbull's former staffer pulls out of Warringah contest to back Zali Steggall
Alice Thompson will withdraw from the battle for Tony Abbott's seat and move her campaign to the adjoining northern beaches electorate of Mackellar.
- by Peter FitzSimons & Bevan Shields
World
Opposition calls for Venezuelan wave against Maduro as protests swell
- by Mariana Zuñiga, Anthony Faiola & Rachelle Krygier
Property bydomain
Head start for home owners makes a big difference for housing stress
How does affordability change over the years after people have bought their home?
- by Mustapha Bangura, Chyi Lin Lee
A partial defence of the hipster - they help our suburbs' retail
The first to colonise an area are “renter gentrifiers”. They are responsible for making the place hip or edgy through music, art, fashion and start-up businesses.
- by Peter Walters, The University of Queensland
Business
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Media & marketing
15 years of Facebook: has it made the world, and Australia, a better place?
The upbeat mood in Facebook's Australian office is strikingly incongruous with the nightmare 12 months the social media giant has endured.
- by Jennifer Duke & John McDuling
Opinion
Big four
The big short: billions bet that commission findings will sink banks further into strife
- by Elizabeth Knight
Small business
Entertainment
Naming rights are a great honour but can also court controversy
I'm not sure how tennis legend Margaret Court would have felt about it, but I wasn't the only "gay" inside her eponymously named arena at the Australian Open.
- by Andrew Hornery
'It drove me crazy': Missy Higgins on media's attempts to 'out' her
Shortly after achieving pop stardom at 21, Higgins quit the music industry. Now older and wiser, she is getting her head together and embracing motherhood.
- by Michael Lallo
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Dancing With The Stars
Destroying celeb lives: Britain's acid-tongue judge signs for Dancing
- by Nathanael Cooper
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Why being pregnant has been good for my career - and other surprising benefits
Pregnancy itself often gets a bad rap, but there are actually plenty of unexpected upsides.
- by Jessica Mudditt
Genius' Assemble: Moncler's ambitious vision
The Italian label has a bold vision for fashion, focused collaboration that pushes boundaries.
- by Benjamen Judd
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Sport
Will Pucovski released from Test squad due to mental health concerns
The latest recurrence is not being seen by Cricket Australia as a setback but rather a reflection of his increased awareness of the issue.
- by Andrew Wu
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Weir Investigation
Darren Weir faces six charges, horses scratched
Racing Victoria stewards have charged Darren Weir with six offences under the rules of racing and scratched all his runners until Monday night.
- by Peter Ryan
