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Bradley Robert Edwards is accused of murdering three young women in Claremont in the mid-90s.

The breakthrough that led to the arrest of Bradley Edwards

Bradley Robert Edwards is accused of murdering three young women in Claremont in the mid-90s.

How the fingerprints of the Claremont serial killer accused ended up in a national database.

  • by Phil Hickey and Heather McNeill

Meth state WA: Notorious title remains as ice use still highest in the country

The facility in Richmond is aimed at keeping drug use off the streets.

New wastewater data has revealed WA had a steady increase in almost all drug consumption since last year.

  • by Hannah Barry

The most boring of office tasks made this man $502 million

"We decided to do whatever it took to survive": Tomomichi Takahashi.

Tomomichi Takahashi stumbled into the business by chance, turning to it as a last resort when his consulting firm was on the ropes during the financial crisis.

  • by Keiko Ujikane
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Bushfires

Firefighters battle through the night as dangerous South West blaze rages

An emergency warning is the highest danger rating issued by DFES.

Residents have fled their homes as an out-of-control bushfire bears down on the South West.

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Build up to an ‘inescapable’ drive to murder: The state's timeline against accused Claremont serial killer 

Build up to an ‘inescapable’ drive to murder: The state's timeline against accused Claremont serial killer 

State prosecutor Carmel Barbagallo claimed Bradley Edwards' offending was established in 1988, bolstered in 1990 and made inescapable by 1995.

  • by Heather McNeill
No one calls Karl Lagerfeld, pictured with his fave feline, Choupette, a 'crazy cat man'.

Five things to know about Karl Lagerfeld's (now very wealthy) cat

She's covered the likes of Vogue and V magazines. She also has her own book, brimming with style and life advice.

  • by Annie Brown
A disturbing Facebook video of a Melbourne chiropractor performing a controversial treatment on an infant has resulted in him being referred to regulators as medical groups denounce the practice.

'Extremely disturbing' video shows chiropractor hanging baby by the legs

Video showing controversial treatment on an infant has led to chiro being referred to regulators.

Bernie Sanders will have another tilt at the US presidency.

Will Democrats 'feel the Bern' for a second time?

Many of Bernie Sanders' ideas - which only a few years ago seemed thrilling and radical to US progressives - are now mainstream positions for Democrats.

  • by Matthew Knott
Elliot Yeo with the spoils of a tough season.

Eagle Yeo endured toey flag ride in 2018

West Coast premiership midfielder Elliot Yeo has revealed he struggled to walk at times last year.

  • by Justin Chadwick
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The death of 2,400 sheep on a live export ship in 2018 sparked protests.
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'Beyond belief': Live export corruption inquiry ends in dead end

Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi says the community "should have no faith in the ability of the live exports industry to operate ethically".

  • by Latika Bourke

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Amid natural disasters, how do experts deal with damaged property?

Amid natural disasters, how do experts deal with damaged property?

As Australian real estate businesses respond to myriad natural catastrophes, agents expect business clean-ups to continue long after waters and flames subside.

  • by Caroline James
'I must have fought every designer': Inside Deborah Hutton's renovation

'I must have fought every designer': Inside Deborah Hutton's renovation

As far as home renovations go, rarely do they finish on time, let alone a month early. In just nine months, Hutton has pulled off the near-impossible.

  • by Zara McDonald

Business

James Packer.

Asian high-roller retreat hits profits at Packer's Crown

The casino giant has experienced a steep decline in the number of wealthy gamblers coming from Asia.

  • by Nick Toscano
Half-year results are coming in with some good, and some bad surprises

Markets Live: Corporate Travel up 10pc

  • by Lucy Battersby

Small business

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Entertainment

Sean Rees-Wemyss as Albus Potter and William McKenna as Scorpius Malfoy.

'Unprecedented' demand triggers new Harry Potter ticket lottery

Tickets for The Cursed Child are already on sale for 2020.

  • by Michael Lallo
Ozzy Osbourne fans will be nervous about the Prince of Darkness appearing at Download festival next month

Ozzy Osbourne cancels Sydney and Melbourne Download shows

The famed rocker has also pulled out of next month's scheduled show in Japan.

  • by Martin Boulton

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Smarter living

I needed the help of a therapist to raise my children.

Thank you for helping me raise my children: A mother's ode to her therapist

Some mums go to the paediatrician to talk about physical specifics as teething. I went to a therapist to equip myself with better emotional tools to parent.

  • by Debra-Lynn B Hook
The Boosted Mini S is not a board for beginners.

Think you're ready for electric kickflips? Not so fast

An electric skateboard sounds like an awesome idea, but if you don't already know how to ride you're going to need to start off very slow.

  • by Cynthia Karena

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Daniel Ricciardo was encouraged by his efforts in the Renault on Tuesday.

Ricciardo buoyed by Renault performance

Daniel Ricciardo has taken heart from the performance of his Renault in Formula One testing, even if his time in the car was cut short by the rear wing flying off.

  • by Alan Baldwin
Martina Navratilova

'Cheating': Navratilova ignites transgender debate as Tokyo looms

Martina Navratilova has taken heavy criticism for her stance on transgender women competing in female sport but don't expect the debate to die down soon.

  • by Phil Lutton

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