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'Really dodgy': Michel's Patisserie faces investigation over expiry date outrage
Operators of the national chain's stores have been told to extend the use-by dates on cakes and other goods by up to six months.
- by Adele Ferguson
Accused Perth 'dunny creeper' revealed as boss of cleaning company
The man accused of following women in public toilets and hostel showers has been revealed as the managing director of a cleaning products company.
- by Phil Hickey and Heather McNeill
Abbott tells children climate change catastrophe isn't going to happen
Young and old braved dark rain clouds to go, armed with signs to protest climate inaction. Tony Abbott told them carbon increases were "modest".
- by Laura Chung and Jenny Noyes
Labor lifts environment offers to $1 billion with species, coast plans
A Shorten Labor government would channel $62 million into helping to limit coastal climate change impacts, and create a $100 million fund to protect endangered native species, if elected this month.
- by Peter Hannam
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'Don't sit next to me on a train, I'll flick you': Perth woman lifts lid on life with Tourette's
“Not only is it more rare for a girl to have Tourette’s, it’s even rarer to have coprolalia – that’s the swearing.”
- by Kate Hedley
'Not a victory': Damond's family given $US20 million
The settlement comes comes days after a former US police officer was convicted of the Australian woman's murder.
- by Amy Forliti
South West crash claims life of young motorbike rider
Police are investigating a crash which claimed the life of a 30-year-old motorcycle rider in Australind on Friday night.
Analysis
Brexit chaos
'F--- Brexit': Voter anger hits home as Tory and Labour councils routed
Pro-Brexit parties were battered and anti-Brexit parties soared. Does this mean the country now wants to Remain?
- by Nick Miller
Najibullah was trained to bomb New York, then he switched sides
Najibullah Zazi was a high-school dropout working in a coffee cart when a friend gave him a tape of a radical cleric.
- by Colin Moynihan
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Focus groups of undecided voters signal dangers for leaders of both parties
- by Peter Hartcher
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Australia votes
Perth leaders debate: Participant claims audience questions manufactured
- by Nathan Hondros
National
Uber made 'ghost' vehicles, paid fines to overtake taxi industry: lawyers
- by Timna Jacks and Alexandra Gauci
Politics
'You're a space invader': Bill Shorten and Scott Morrison clash in feisty debate
The competing values of two aspiring leaders were made clear in the first minutes of their election debate.
- by David Crowe
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Australia votes
'Win or lose': Peter Dutton says Scott Morrison should remain Liberal leader
- by David Crowe
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Australia votes
Focus groups of undecided voters signal dangers for Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten
- by Peter Hartcher
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Lambswool or leather? How to choose the perfect sofa for your home
The following advice details how to choose the perfect sofa for your home including tips on size, shape, placement and styling.
- by Amelia Barnes
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'It feels luxurious and wonderful': Inside a tree house-inspired home
The design of this idiosyncratic home developed in an appropriately unconventional way, as Glenn sought out her daughter’s friend as the architect.
- by Lucy Feagins
Business
Will they or won't they? Reserve Bank ponders historic election rate cut
After three years on the sidelines, could Australia's central bank be poised to strike, just 11 days out from a federal election?
- by Jessica Irvine
Small business
Entertainment
Emotional Hadley's pep talk doesn't rate well
It was what 2GB shock-jock Ray Hadley didn't say that left some staff members ''gobsmacked''.
- by Andrew Hornery
Taking stock: Australian poetry in the wake of Les Murray's death
"Good poetry takes you beyond yourself. Not just to a club where everyone thinks the same as you."
- by Broede Carmody
Lifestyle
Opinion
Social media
Confessions of an Instagram addict: why we need to kill the likes
- by Melissa Singer
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Review
Phones
Moto G7 Plus continues the streak of excellent mid-range Motorolas
At $500, the G7 Plus offers some perks you usually only get with more high-end devices.
- by Tim Biggs
I want my son to be kind, but I also want him to know how to defend himself
Maybe - probably - I am drilling him on self-defence as a way to cope with my own history.
- by Kristin VanderHey Shaw
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Sport
Coulthard leads Team Penske to one-two finish under lights in Perth
Despite a drama-filled build-up, the Ford Mustangs of Fabien Couthard and Scott McLaughlin resumed normal service in Friday's historic Supercars night race.
- by Ed Jackson
'Pointy end of elite': Longmire can coach Swans 'as long as he wants'
Swans coach John Longmire breaks Paul Roos' record not as a horse limping over the line but instead a champion who will not be pulled up anytime soon.
- by Andrew Wu
The Fitz Files
Test case: Response to Faulkner 'coming out' shows we're pretty much all onside
- by Peter FitzSimons