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Fire risk? Three Perth CBD buildings with dangerous cladding revealed
The City of Perth and WA building commissioner have refused to comment on the three buildings which were identified in the state-wide cladding audit.
- by Hamish Hastie
Former ATO deputy commissioner Michael Cranston found not guilty
Michael Cranston has been exonerated of misusing his senior position in the public service to pass information on to his entrepreneur son.
- by Angus Thompson
Remote housing in WA is now an urgent national priority
There are not just health impacts but economic impacts; large-scale building projects could provide real jobs and economic benefits across northern Australia.
- by Emma Young
'I'll buy cheaper': How Australia's property king is exploiting the slump
Harry Triguboff is remarkably calm about the nation's worst real estate slump in a generation, considering he's got more at stake than perhaps anyone on the planet.
- by Andrew Heathcote
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Kimberley in Crisis
The shocking comment from a 13-year-old Broome girl that keeps me up at night
“I have full faith in the kids that come to us that 99 per cent will be fine. They will be happy, healthy adults.”
- by Kate Hedley
Analysis
Aviation
How the A380 turned into a flying white elephant
Loved by passengers, feared by accountants, the world's largest airliner has been put out of its misery.
- by Tim Hepher
El Chapo has escaped two prisons, but not 'the ADX'
"No one moves there without permission at all," one retired corrections officer said.
- by Deanna Paul
Opinion
Asylum seekers
Shorten should have called for an election immediately
Bill Shorten could have pushed harder and chose not to. Given the way this Parliament carries on, that is a shame.
- by David Crowe
Life cut short after driver allegedly tries to flee police
The family of an innocent motorcyclist killed in a crash in Welshpool on Thursday described him as "full of love".
- by staff writers
Featured
Laptop 'for him', vacuum 'for her'? HSBC draws ire with staff offer
- by Sinead Cruise and Lawrence White
Trump to sign border bill, declare national emergency for wall funds
- by Erik Wasson, Laura Litvan and Anna Edgerton
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Kimberley in Crisis
Kimberley in crisis: The booze-soaked, broken hearts of Broome
- by Kate Hedley
Opinion & Perspectives
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Infrastructure
CFMEU urges sweeping changes for better taxpayer value on WA projects
- by Hamish Hastie
Western Australia
Mandurah mum mourns suicides of two sons amid 'tsunami of loss'
- by Nathan Hondros and Carla Hildebrandt
National
Physical fight erupts in Canberra amid bombshell sex harassment claims
- by Max Koslowski and Bevan Shields
Politics
Explainer
Asylum seekers
Cutting through the claims: the refugee medical debate, explained
What exactly are the changes that passed through Parliament against the government's wishes, and what will they mean?
- by Michael Koziol
World
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Going for green: The Perth streets getting a makeover
If you want to grow a garden but don't have anywhere to put one, it's time to get resourceful. Have you ignored this spot close to home?
- by Nicole Frost
The first thing a professional cleaner notices upon entering your house
According to the owner of a professional cleaning company, there are a few key things she looks for when she enters a home.
- by Zara McDonald
Business
'It was very sink or swim for us': Mardi and Cat's dramatic career change
Working for large corporates, Cat and Mardi were used to dealing with large amounts of e-waste. Then they decided to do something about it.
- by Cara Waters
Small business
Entertainment
Larry Charles unpacks the legacy of war in dangerous new Netflix comedy
Traumatised veterans, warlords in Liberia and neo-Nazis in America share one thing: they're using comedy to their advantage.
- by Brad Newsome
Jussie Smollett says he is 'forever changed' in first interview since alleged attack
The Empire star wiped away tears as he described his anger over the assault, and about people not believing his story.
- by Bethonie Butler
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Not just play money: Lego a 'better investment than gold or stocks'
Not all sets are created equal. Are you sitting on a Lego goldmine?
- by Ariane Beeston
Amazon's Alexa wants to ease your 'cognitive overload'
Alexa's head scientist says the AI assistant is learning to connect users to the services they want, even if they don't know it exists.
- by Tim Biggs
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Sport
FFA review of Gallop and management to begin after Stajcic settlement
FFA board could reach a settlement with Alen Stajcic this week before beginning a potential independent review into its senior management.
- by Dominic Bossi
Cheatle returns to Australian women's ODI squad
Lauren Cheatle's two-year wait to return to Australian colours is on the verge of being complete after she was called into the one-day squad for the three-match home series against New Zealand.
- by Scott Bailey
