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Jury verdicts suppressed in Perth restaurant owner’s rape trial
A jury’s decision relating to the charges against a Perth restaurant owner accused of sexually assaulting eight women has been suppressed by the courts on Tuesday afternoon.
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Albanese calls in Israel’s top diplomat over aid worker’s ‘unacceptable’ death
Australian Zomi Frankcom was among four foreign aid workers killed in an apparent Israeli airstrike while providing food assistance in Gaza.
Drone dives deep to uncover ocean secrets in Rottnest’s ship graveyard
A gigantic shipwreck twice the size of a blue whale has been found just off the coast of Western Australia.
‘I honestly could kill him. I won’t’: Texts surface in trial of Perth nurse accused of attempted murder
A former nurse accused of giving her ill husband a near-lethal dose of insulin sent a late-night text message admitting she could “kill him” as his dementia continued to weigh on her wellbeing, a court has been told.
Memories and heartbreak for Cleveland Dodd’s mum on eve of coronial inquest
Nadene Dodd and her young family should be at home in Laverton. Instead, they are 950 kilometres away in a motel in Perth’s east, hoping they will finally get answers.
Dutton whacks ‘supine’ CEOs in pitch to working class
The Coalition leader’s speech comes at an important moment for an opposition that faces questions about its economic agenda and remains behind in the polls.
The economy is on a knife edge. An interest rate change could tip the balance
The RBA board said it was not yet confident inflation was definitely tracking down in its estimated time frame. Here’s what the board will be watching closely to make sure it does.
Port Hedland councillor doubles down on support for Russian election
A WA councillor who returned from Russia with nothing but love for the country’s political system has doubled down on his public statements.
Perth man accused of filming women in change rooms, gyms
A 33-year-old man has been charged over allegations he took inappropriate images of women without their permission inside several Perth shopping centres.
Memories and heartbreak for Cleveland Dodd’s mum on eve of coronial inquest
Nadene Dodd and her young family should be at home in Laverton. Instead, they are 950 kilometres away in a motel in Perth’s east, hoping they will finally get answers.
Opinion
Weight loss
Ozempic ‘cheating’ backlash is a blatant example of medical gaslighting
Let’s leave it to individuals to decide what’s right for their own wearied and brilliantly imperfect bodies.
Hannah Vanderheide
Contributor
Not all medication is ‘pregnancy safe’. So how do you calculate the risks?
For those dealing with chronic health conditions, the choice to continue or stop taking medication during pregnancy can be complicated.
Miss Succession? Shogun is a must-watch epic drama
It has swords and sandals, multi-layered plotting and a central performance that is so unhinged it’s hard to look away.
Western Australia
Opinion
China relations
He fought the Taliban and won reality TV. Now this aspiring WA Liberal has started a civil war
Could Mark Wales’ novel approach to China affect his chances of preselection in Tangney?
Peter Hartcher
Political and international editor
WA residents urged to roll up as government rolls out free flu jabs
The West Australian government has announced free flu vaccines for residents older than six months for the third year in a row.
Man found dead in Alkimos house fire
Emergency crews rushed to a fire in Alkimos around 10.35pm on Monday, with firefighters extinguishing the blaze.
Perth shopping centre’s $80m mega-mall facelift is off with a bang
A sleepy shopping centre whose biggest offering for three decades has been a Kmart is being transformed into Perth’s latest ‘town centre’ and dining destination.
Opinion
Renting
Perth insider spills: Why you can’t get a rental (and what to try now)
Tight supply, sky-high demand and soaring costs means competition is fierce in securing a home. This Perth property manager shares how you can gain an edge.
Ashleigh Goodchild
Director, Soco Realty
Politics
‘The race is on’: Australia’s urgent mission to tap global green markets
Australian governments will need to spend taxpayers’ money soon to build the industries of the future, says former Labor minister Greg Combet.
Business
Opinion
Voice to parliament
Big donating companies risk being seen as warriors for the woke
Why shouldn’t taking a stand (either way) on the Voice be seen as part of a company’s environmental and social governance responsibility?
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
World
Indonesia told of mass cattle deaths only days after ship had left
Indonesia says it would have liked to have known earlier that 151 animals had died on a transport vessel from Darwin.
Opinion
Prefab or pre-drab? The pros and cons of factory-made houses
Tone Wheeler
Australian Architecture Association president
Explore
Property
Australia’s home values keep rising despite cost-of-living pressures
Property values rose across most capital cities in March, but the size of the increase varied widely.
Opinion
Renting
Perth insider spills: Why you can’t get a rental (and what to try now)
Tight supply, sky-high demand and soaring costs means competition is fierce in securing a home. This Perth property manager shares how you can gain an edge.
Ashleigh Goodchild
Director, Soco Realty
Good Food
Lifestyle
Recipe collection
Healthy eating
20 healthy recipes to get back on track after the Easter blowout
Nourishing, warming dinners and satisfying salads to help counter overconsumption of chocolate eggs.
Culture
A plot twist for the ages in wild new Colin Farrell series
You’ll need a spoonful of medicine to help Apple TV’s ludicrous Sugar go down.
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There’s some ‘subconscious bias’ against Ginnivan on frees: ex-Hawthorn coach
Hawthorn forward Jack Ginnivan has not been given frees for high contact that he deserves because of what looks like “subconscious bias” by umpires, according to Peter Schwab.
AFL Briefing
AFL 2024
AFL makes call on Hawkins’ change room phone use
The AFL has dealt Geelong an official warning.
Why Tszyu’s warrior spirit may have cost him Crawford
Jeff Horn says Tim Tszyu should have “swallowed his ego”.
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AFL 2024
Ginnivan opens up on Pies exit ahead of Gather Round
Jack Ginnivan has revealed what showed him it was time to leave.
Opinion
AFL 2024
Why history is on Freo’s side for a finals run this season
It’s a bold statement, but one with historical precedence behind it.
Paddy Sweeney
Nine Sports Presenter
Analysis
AFL 2024
Dees prove doubters wrong, Dons edge ahead
This week, we take a look at key takeouts from round three.
Number four on Germany jerseys to be redesigned
There are concerns it resembles the symbol used by the SS.
Have Your Say
Under the bright Las Vegas lights, Tim Tszyu didn’t flinch. But did his corner?
Questions are being asked about the Australian’s world title fight being allowed to continue after he received a nasty gash on his forehead.
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
