The Booklist
A weekly newsletter for book lovers from books editor Jason Steger.
The Confession podcast
Murder was just the beginning in this astonishing new podcast.
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Crucial export iron ore under pressure from China’s economy
Australia’s biggest miners face the prospect of iron ore prices staying flat for longer, analysts suggest.
Homes destroyed, police investigate as bushfire rages south of Perth
Police are treating a bushfire that has destroyed homes south of Perth as suspicious.
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CCP influence
Raided, hooded and flown to China: Secret Fiji video reveals Beijing’s ‘rendition’ tactics
Fiji’s prime minister has called on China to retreat from the South Pacific as an investigation uncovers a police sting showing Beijing’s desire to operate overseas.
Opinion
Donald Trump
The worst thing about Trump’s take-down of Rudd? Dutton’s cynical reaction
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton could have sided with Australia’s national interest over Trump, but he chose a different path.
Jacqueline Maley
Columnist and senior journalist
Opinion
Royal family
I jumped on the ‘Katespiracy’ bandwagon. Now I’m flooded with shame
The prospect of a missing princess was a blessed diversion. But now we know the truth, I feel ashamed. What was I thinking?
Kerri Sackville
Columnist and author
ISIS-K claim of Moscow attack is credible, analysts say. Here’s who they are and why
The attack in a Moscow concert hall had many hallmarks of an attack by Islamist militants, but one unusual aspect has intrigued security analysts.
Battles rage around Gaza’s Al Shifa hospital, Israel says 170 gunmen dead
Al Shifa, the Gaza Strip’s biggest hospital before the war, is now one of the few healthcare facilities even partially operational in the north of the territory.
Sainz recovers from emergency surgery to win Australian Grand Prix on red-letter day for Ferrari
Carlos Sainz won a dramatic Australian Grand Prix after champion rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton had to bow out in the early laps with car troubles.
You can’t simply walk into Hermes and buy a Birkin bag. This pair is suing instead
The exclusivity of the item is very much part of its appeal – but a pair of California residents who have struck out in their attempts to buy the bags have decided that enough is enough.
Opinion
Billionaires
Australia has more billionaires than ever. That’s nothing to celebrate
Marking a new high of ultra-wealthy individuals is one record we shouldn’t be cheering about.
Victoria Devine
Money columnist
Opinion
Consumer spending
Savers, rejoice: You can now get high rates without the hurdles
Savings accounts no longer require you to give up your firstborn to qualify for a high-interest rate.
Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Money contributor
Western Australia
Concerns held for Perth GP missing on Bibbulmun Track since December
Dr Nathalie Casal, 71, told family she was going to walk the Bibbulmun Track in December with a group but has not been heard from since. Police are now looking into her disappearance.
Updated
Bushfires
Police probe whether Bedfordale fire was deliberate
An watch and act has now replaced an emergency warning that saw residents evacuate their homes in the suburbs of Bedfordale and Ashendon near Armadale.
Updated
Police
Man charged with manslaughter over death of Perth cyclist
Chris Barker, 62, died while taking part in the Indian Pacific Wheel Ride along Eyre Highway on Thursday. A second cyclist was also hit and seriously injured.
Family confronts alleged Perth investment scammer in first court appearance
Jack Endersby, 24, faced court for the first time on Friday over 11 counts of fraud. Police allege he was running a Ponzi scheme.
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Domestic violence
Early DV warning signs this Perth woman wants on people’s radars
Natasha Abbott was harassed, abused, stalked and threatened despite a violence restraining order placed on her ex. Now she’s speaking out to help others in similar situations.
Politics
Tim Wilson’s preselection win locks in Goldstein rematch against Zoe Daniel
The ambitious Liberal has spent months forming a strategy on how to win over the 12 per cent of voters who abandoned the party at the 2022 election and reclaim his old seat.
Opinion
Donald Trump
The worst thing about Trump’s take-down of Rudd? Dutton’s cynical reaction
Jacqueline Maley
Columnist and senior journalist
Business
Crucial export iron ore under pressure from China’s economy
Australia’s biggest miners face the prospect of iron ore prices staying flat for longer, analysts suggest.
World
Battles rage around Gaza’s Al Shifa hospital, Israel says 170 gunmen dead
Al Shifa, the Gaza Strip’s biggest hospital before the war, is now one of the few healthcare facilities even partially operational in the north of the territory.
Opinion
Why there’ll be no Olympic rings for Sydney
Peter FitzSimons
Columnist and author
The cold calculation behind our aid cuts to Gaza
Waleed Aly
Columnist, co-host of Ten's The Project and academic
It’s time this west coast chart-topper got the fame it deserves
Paul Gamblin
Director, Protect Ningaloo
Explore
Property
Buy now, experts warn as they predict Perth home median to smash $850k
Analysts predict that strong overseas and interstate migration, a chronic undersupply and easing interest rates will keep house prices rising over the next year.
The off-the-shelf solution to the housing crisis needs to rip off red tape
Less than 5 per cent of homes built in Australia are prefabricated. The federal government wants that to change.
Good Food
Lifestyle
Magazine
Good Weekend
The March 23 edition
Tom Elliott on finance, family & his infamous father | Life lessons from Julianne Moore | Saudi Arabia’s building boom | Celeste Barber: ‘too hot’ to parody?
Opinion
Weight loss
Oprah jumping on the Ozempic bandwagon is, frankly, just sad
Kate Halfpenny
Regular columnist
Culture
How do you direct an Oscar-winning actor? There’s just one trick...
Olivia Colman stars in Wicked Little Letters, a ‘truer-than-you-think’ scandal that rocked a village with its foul language.
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Sport
‘Nothing’s ruled out yet’: Taranto has faith in Tigers despite loss to Power
Follow along for all the live action as the Western Bulldogs hunt their first win against a rampaging Gold Coast in Ballarat and Richmond face Port Adelaide at the MCG.
Freo fightback flattens Roos, extends winning start
Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir has hailed his side’s growing maturity after star ruckman Luke Jackson sparked a dramatic turnaround in a 26-point win over North Melbourne.
Force wake from early-season slumber to upset Reds
Western Force coach Simon Cron hopes his team’s stunning 40-31 upset win over the Queensland Reds is just a taste of things to come.
As it happened Grand Prix Melbourne 2024: Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz triumphant amid high-drama
Join us for live coverage of the 2024 Formula 1 race from Melbourne’s inner-city Albert Park circuit. World champion Max Verstappen was hot favourite, but his race finished early.
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NRL 2024
Figures show NRL’s Las Vegas gamble may just come up trumps
The numbers are in after the NRL’s historic foray into Sin City, and they suggest the bold gamble could just pay off.
‘Dad was right and I was wrong’: Gai’s Golden Slipper admission
It is now the world’s richest race for two-year-olds, but Gai Waterhouse is still using the formula her father developed more than 50 years ago to win the Golden Slipper.
Analysis
AFL 2024
Where have all the CEOs gone? Footy’s problem with finding new leaders
As the competition has expanded to include a national women’s league and soon 19 teams, veteran club bosses have lamented the dearth of emerging off-field leaders across the competition.
Have Your Say
How Messi’s ‘crazy’ mate is lending a hand to Socceroos’ goalkeeping heir
Joe Gauci is not even two months into life at Aston Villa, one of the Premier League’s rising powers, and says he can already feel the growth in his game – thanks, in large part, to Emiliano Martinez.
