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WA Parliament
Time’s running out for Roger Cook to tell us what he stands for
After Steven Bradbury-ing his way into the state’s top gig after the shock retirement of Mark McGowan, Cook has struggled to emerge from McGowan’s shadow.
Qantas pilots extend WA strike to six days
Qantas’ WA pilots have just doubled the length of their strike. Find out who is affected, how the airlines and miners may cope and what the fight is about.
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Guns
WA government to pay up to $1000 per gun in huge buyback scheme
Every individual licensed owner can access compensation with the scheme the state compares to the nationwide one that followed the Port Arthur massacre in 1996.
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Courts
Not loving thy neighbour: Perth battle escalates over fences, falling leaves
Could those fortunate enough to occupy the leafy streets of this affluent suburb have much to fight about? The legal row between these two neighbours suggests … yes.
Thought property investors were sitting on sidelines? They’re back
Lending to property investors has reached a six-year high as a share of total home lending, far outpacing the share that goes to first home buyers.
CommBank posts $5b profit, despite pressure on households
The Commonwealth Bank has posted cash profit of $4.8 billion, falling short of analyst expectations.
Perth butcher Vince Garreffa opens up on life, from philanthropy to death threats
Vince Garreffa has become one of the first people in WA to record his life story in his own voice with A Lasting Tale.
Opinion
Reality TV
‘You look so hot’: Survivor crosses a line and it’s not okay
Real-world social inequities occasionally intrude on Survivor, and they’re not part of the game-plan that contestants sign up for.
Ariel Fowkes
Contributing writer
The new hires are clocking off early, the rest are at our desks
I think your boss was naive to think hiring new people on better conditions wouldn’t create a highly divisive culture, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
Shadow of 1998 hangs over Jakarta’s Chinatown on polling day
Presidential favourite Prabowo Subianto, a former general with a murky past, has a complicated relationship with Indonesia’s Chinese community.
Biden says Trump has ‘bowed down to a Russian dictator’ with NATO comments
Biden has sought to assure global allies the US remains a stable partner after Trump encouraged Russia to attack NATO countries that don’t spend enough on defence.
Watch live: Ten under microscope as Wilkinson fights for legal costs
A senior lawyer at Network Ten returns to the Federal Court witness box on Wednesday as Lisa Wilkinson fights for the network to cover her costs of defending Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation suit.
Opinion
Australia
Ten Australian places we love to hate
A friend arrives from overseas, all excited about seeing Australia, and then you ask where they’re planning to visit. And it’s a terrible answer.
Ben Groundwater
Travel writer
Updated
Twenty20
Retiring Warner goes down swinging in T20 loss to Windies
The 37-year-old has confirmed he will retire from international cricket after the T20 World Cup, but he ensured his final knock for Australia on home soil was a memorable one.
Perth rocker channels Kurt Cobain in unplugged tribute to grunge pioneer’s legacy
Perth musician Justin Burford will take on the challenge for a special show on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the Nirvana legend’s death.
Cook Adam Liaw’s juicy version of this cult TikTok chicken dish and prepare to be proposed to
This reworked version of the viral Marry me chicken recipe is a creamy, juicy braise you can serve for a midweek dinner or a date night.
I thought it was wheel love. But my car has been cheating on me
My Toyota Hilux has been sending personal info to head office behind my back.
Western Australia
Opinion
Local council
$114,000 to attend a Croatian music festival: What’s in it for Cockburn?
A Cockburn council delegation to Split, Croatia, includes spending up to $25,000 on each councillor’s business class flights, plus $500 each a night on accommodation.
Gary Adshead
Journalist
Alcoa worker dies in access road crash
An Alcoa worker died in a head-on collision on Monday travelling to a bauxite mine near Pinjarra. Worksafe will determine if the accident is a workplace fatality.
Triple troughs to turn up Perth heat
Perth’s severe heatwave conditions are set to continue into next week, with the city in line to break a February record.
Perth home builder payments a ‘Band-Aid for deep wound’, experts say
Initiatives to boost supply will not address Perth’s unprecedented housing shortage with property prices and rents likely to continue rising.
Touch our GST and suffer the political consequences, Saffioti warns
WA Treasurer Rita Saffioti delivered a pointed warning to the federal government during an industry breakfast in Perth on Tuesday.
Politics
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Political leadership
Dutton, Littleproud urge Joyce to take time off to deal with personal issues
The Nationals MP has not yet decided whether to take leave, as critics within his own party rebuke him and allies urge him to hang on.
Business
City retailers welcome back shoppers
Workers’ return to the office, more tourists and an influx of international students are providing a boon for CBD businesses.
World
Analysis
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Israel’s war against Hamas is on a precipice as the world holds its breath
There are two different ways to try and end the war in Gaza - one of which, at least in the short term, would be far bloodier than the other.
Opinion
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Property
Thought property investors were sitting on the sidelines? They’re back
Lending to property investors has reached a six-year high as a share of total home lending, far outpacing the share that goes to first home buyers.
Perth home builder payments ‘like Band-Aid for a deep wound’: industry
Initiatives to boost supply will not address the city’s unprecedented housing shortage with property prices and rents likely to continue rising, say experts.
Good Food
Lifestyle
Has the cost-of-living crisis killed Valentine’s Day? It depends on who you ask
While some people are cutting costs and cancelling the chocolates, others are spending big on their friends as well as their partners.
Culture
Perth rocker channels Kurt Cobain in unplugged tribute to grunge pioneer
Perth musician Justin Burford will take on the challenge for a special show on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the Nirvana legend’s death.
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AFL 2024
‘We need to be competitive’: Eagles coach Simpson ups the ante for 2024
But improvement and the fundamentals such as spirit and being fierce in the contest are West Coast’s priorities rather than a specific win tally in 2024.
27 cricketers played for Australia this summer. Is that too many?
Chairman of selectors George Bailey is determined to protect Australia’s ageing stars as he declares Test cricket the “highest priority.”
Sun Day Best? Tiger Woods unveils new clothing line after Nike split
The 15-time major winner is transitioning to the next phase of his career with TaylorMade Golf after he parted ways with Nike after 27 years.
Opinion
NRL 2024
What the NRL needs to copy from the Super Bowl … and it’s not Taylor Swift
The NFL’s approach to deciding a game in overtime is much better than the NRL’s golden point lucky-dip.
Roy Masters
Sports Columnist
Updated
Twenty20
Retiring Warner goes down swinging in T20 loss to Windies
The 37-year-old has confirmed he will retire from international cricket after the T20 World Cup, but he ensured his final knock for Australia on home soil was a memorable one.
Why Australia’s fastest man doesn’t need to be big and buff
Australian sprint champion Rohan Browning feels stronger, lighter – and faster. He says he’s in the best shape of his career. But whether he can show it in competition is a different matter. He’ll find out on Thursday.
Taylor credits Marsh but reminds Australians to respect umps
T20 captain Mitch Marsh tried to calm the situation.
Have Your Say
England are a great chance in next Ashes – Australia are in danger of decline
The Australians run the risk of becoming a jaded, aged team by the end of next year. You only have to look to 2006/07 to see what the results of that can be.
