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Ambulance boss urges venues to buy defibrillators after Wiggle's close call
Former Yellow Wiggle Greg Page might not have survived his cardiac arrest on Friday if it wasn't for Castle Hill RSL's defibrillator and an off-duty nurse willing to give it a go.
- by Jenny Noyes
McGregor back to his best with quickfire KO against Cerrone
Conor McGregor made a huge statement on his return to the UFC on Sunday with a devastating TKO defeat of Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone at UFC 246 in Las Vegas.
- by Ronny Lerner
'It would have killed me': Elderly man attacked by neighbour in his home over horn spat
Orelia resident Peppe, 88, said he is "very lucky" to be alive after a neighbour allegedly forced his way into his Menli Place home on Friday morning.
- by Kelly Haywood
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Royal family
Queen's message to Harry and Meghan couldn't be clearer: It's over
The most experienced British monarch in history knew her subjects would never have let the couple have their cake and eat it.
- by Camilla Tominey
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Telecommunications
04 mobile numbers were expected to expire years ago. It didn't happen
The communications regulator predicts the supply will last another decade because of dropping demand.
- by Fergus Hunter
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Crime
Woman identified as victim of a suspected murder in Perth's north
The victim of a suspected murder in Perth's north has been identified as a woman in her 20s and was known to her alleged attacker who has been arrested over the fatality.
- by Marta Pascual Juanola and Lauren Pilat
Editorial
Electric cars
Australia is stuck in the slow lane on electric vehicle policies
As the take-up of EVs accelerates around the world, it is time for the Morrison government to urgently shift gear on this exciting, game-changing technology.
- The Herald's View
A secretive company co-founded by an Aussie may end privacy as we know it
A little-known start-up helps law enforcement match photos of unknown people to their online images.
- by Kashmir Hill
'Cancel your trip to Bali': the Australian tourist towns crying out for visitors
As the threat from bushfires subsides, NSW south coast towns are welcoming back tourists in the hope of fending off an economic crisis.
- by Angus Thompson
In Other News
Claremont serial killer trial
'If your notes were inaccurate then, your evidence is inaccurate today': Defence
Serving police officer Sergeant Gary Hyde will today continue to give evidence about his involvement in the transfers of the state's four critical hair exhibits relating to Ciara's murder.
- by Heather McNeill
Claremont killer trial: Witness 'didn't want to leave Jane's body alone'
As the Claremont serial killer trial nears the end of its third week, witness evidence has turned to the final moments of Ciara Glennon's life and the passersby who discovered Jane Rimmer's body in Wellard bushland.
- by Heather McNeill and Hannah Barry
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Crime
Man appears in court charged over attempted murder after allegedly slashing a man's throat
A 23-year-old man appeared in court on Sunday charged with attempt unlawfully to kill over the stabbing which left the victim hospitalised.
'My hero, a best mate': WA farmer killed in head-on South West crash
On Thursday evening, Tom Fox was driving along the highway when his truck was struck by a car travelling on the wrong side of the road near Capel.
- by Louise Rennie and Marta Pascual Juanola
Man dies in hospital after suspected fight in shadow of Narrows Bridge
Police are investigating the death of the 46-year-old who is believed to have been in an altercation in South Perth between 1am and 3am on Saturday.
Man shot in leg in South Perth in second incident of eventful night
The incident was across the road from Perth Zoo, just around the corner from South Perth's entertainment district.
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Mandurah 'fire hero' sentenced for taking advantage of Good Samaritan
Hunter smashed a glass door and rushed inside a burning home to drag out an unconscious woman. But...
- by Hannah Barry
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China relations
'Great concern': Chinese embassy hits out at visa delays for PhD students
The embassy said the students had not received clear answers from Australia, but the Department of Home Affairs said visa processing times were normal.
- by Nick Bonyhady
Business
This is the guy who took away the likes
Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram has led its critical project: the elimination of public "likes."
- by Amy Chozick
World
Scores killed in Yemen military camp attack
The attack marks the latest chapter in a bloody proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Clashes shake Beirut as anti-government protests explode in violence
- by Ben Hubbard and Hwaida Saad
US National Archives admits it 'made a mistake' altering Trump photos
- by Darlene Superville
Opinion
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'Just a bit illicit': The transformation from family mansion to chic hotel
Casa Bonay is a true Barcelona hotel, from the mosaic tiles to the black steel-framed windows overlooking the bustling Gran Via.
- by Emma-Kate Wilson
How to design a veggie garden that doesn't look scrappy
Edible gardens are not all the same. There’s the good, the bad and the downright scrappy – I have seen and tended to them all.
- by Byron Smith
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No struggle street here: The Perth retail precinct finally getting it right
Perth's new multimillion-dollar retail precincts were spotlit for the wrong reasons last year, with punters shunning poor tenancy mixes that left businesses struggling.
- by David Prestipino
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Banned Rioli back in training with West Coast Eagles
West Coast premiership player Willie Rioli is back training with the club after taking time off following his shock provisional suspension.
'It's a tricky one': Tennis champions wary about Margaret Court recognition
Tennis Australia said last year it would "recognise but not celebrate" Court at the 2020 event, after she came under fire for her views on same-sex marriage.
- by Anthony Colangelo
Communication with players key to easing air quality concerns: Stosur
If tournament officials keep players in the loop about air quality issues there will be less tension, says Samantha Stosur.
- by Peter Ryan
Model and former NRL player Nick Youngquest reveals post-career seizures
On the surface, the former Sharks, Dragons and Panthers winger has a dream life as a model. In reality, rugby league took its toll.
- by Andrew Webster
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AFL 2020
Grundy signs huge seven-year deal with Collingwood
Collingwood have signed star ruckman Brodie Grundy on a seven-year deal set to earn him at least $1 million a season over the life of the contract.
- by Damien Ractliffe and Peter Ryan
'If Mose is able to walk again that will be a success'
Hull KR coach Tony Smith has confirmed Mose Masoe's rugby league career is over and admits he faces a fight to walk again.
Open wide open, but challenge for Barty
For flagbearer Ash Barty, the Australian Open will be an adventure, while Nick Kyrgios must chart a course past No.1 seed Rafael Nadal.
- by Greg Baum
Have Your Say
Sport Thought: Is signing Grundy for seven years too big a risk?
Collingwood's decision to give ruckman Brodie Grundy the seven-year deal he desired is worth debating.
