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From Balcatta to Wellard, these Perth suburbs are primed for price growth
The first signs of moderation in the three-year Perth property boom are evident, but 10 suburbs are rising stars, according to a new report.
Little-known change puts an end to WA’s problem with ‘pills in the mail’
When Shayne O’Sullivan was running low on his ADHD medication after relocating to Perth he was told to get someone to send it to him from Sydney. There was just one problem.
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Emergency services
Young boy airlifted to hospital after Lesmurdie Falls rescue
A primary school-aged boy believed to be younger than 10 was airlifted to Perth Children’s Hospital after a fall at Lesmurdie Falls.
Analysis
Defamation
The omnishambles that cast nobody in glory
Bruce Lehrmann has gone from cause celebre to disgrace. Along the way he has managed to damage and hurt many lives and reputations.
‘The Lehrmann imbroglio’: The wry observations of Justice Michael Lee
It was an “omnishambles” with a highly unsatisfactory witness at its heart, the Federal Court judge said of Bruce Lehrmann’s unsuccessful defamation case.
Analysis
National
Lehrmann judgment will bring some comfort to sexual assault victims everywhere
The judgment by Justice Michael Lee in finding Bruce Lehrmann was a rapist is a masterpiece of common sense and cut-through.
Israel urges Australia to list Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as terrorists
Israel is seeking urgent action from Australia and other democracies to label the Iranian Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organisation in a bid to prevent it amassing weapons
Forrests’ $10b Minderoo charity to slash 100 jobs
About a third of the employees at the charity will lose their jobs as chief executive John Hartman looks to spend less on administration.
Former nurse found guilty of attempting to murder husband with insulin dose
Wendy Ruth Sym was found guilty on Monday of attempting to murder her husband Kenneth by injecting a high dose of insulin during a hospital admission in January 2021.
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Crime
Stabbing attack at Sydney church as police counter angry crowds
Police faced angry crowds outside Christ The Good Shepherd Church after a man stabbed a religious leader on Monday night.
Opinion
AFL 2024
The distances Jake Waterman went to as he drove home West Coast’s first win of the season
There was plenty to like about the Eagles’ first win of the season on Sunday, but the performance from a 25-year-old in his eighth season on the list stood out most.
Paddy Sweeney
Nine Sports Presenter
The shot that broke his rivals’ hearts and won Scheffler the US Masters
The world No.1 was under pressure before producing a moment of magic with a stunning shot on the final day that set him up for his second green jacket.
How Peter Bol fought back from false doping accusation to make Olympic team
Peter Bol is not only “thrilled” to be back on the Australian team for Paris 2024; he also sent a warning that he is there to win gold.
Perspective
Music festivals
Fifty years ago, I went to Australia’s Woodstock. On Saturday, I went back
In the 1970s, the Sunbury festival celebrated rock music and youthful indulgence. On the weekend, the crowd returned. This time their clothes stayed on.
Recipe collection
Vegetarian
10 budget-friendly vegie one-dish dinners to cook this week
Affordable, healthy and ready in under an hour: these triple-threat recipes are your new midweek go-tos.
Mother Nature went all out when she created this part of Western Australia
A splatter of blue – no: two, three, four shades – for the water, a drizzle of pure white for the sand, and a deep red for the soil. And why not some lakes of pink?
Western Australia
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Crime
Palliative care volunteer and her husband found dead in northern Perth home
Police were called to the home in Carramar on Sunday morning where they discovered the bodies of Mark and Lesley Stillman
Shot hole borer devastates Perth parks at terrifying rate
The wood-boring beetle wreaking havoc on Perth’s grand Moreton Bay figs is just one of many invasive species keeping experts up at night.
The Pilbara iron men with a $3 billion plan to save the planet
Two former Fortescue executives want to reduce the enormous carbon footprint of iron ore, Australia’s most lucrative export industry. It’ll cost at least $3 billion.
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Crime
Man charged with murder after woman found dead in South West
A man has been charged with murder after a 38-year-old woman was found dead in Busselton, south-west of Perth, on Thursday evening.
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Qantas’ Perth to London route changed to avoid Iranian airspace
The change in flight path is due to fears Iran is planning an imminent attack on Israel.
Politics
Israel urges Australia to list Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as terrorists
Israel is seeking urgent action from Australia and other democracies to label the Iranian Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organisation in a bid to prevent it amassing weapons
Business
Star casino allowed players to take $3.2m they hadn’t won, inquiry hears
In opening evidence at the NSW inquiry into The Star’s culture, special manager Nicholas Weeks also accused executives of plotting to sue him.
World
Sarah Snook honoured with Olivier Award for The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Australian has won acclaim for her performance in the one-woman show on London’s West End.
Opinion
Why the US dollar is setting off alarm bells around the world
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
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Property
From Balcatta to Wellard, the Perth suburbs primed for price growth
The first signs of moderation in the three-year Perth property boom are evident, but 10 suburbs are rising stars, according to a new report.
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Title Deeds
Is it better to invest in shares or property? The surprising answer
Former stock exchange boss Dominic Stevens has swapped his $52m digs for an environmental activist’s home in Point Piper, but that’s not his only noteworthy trade.
Good Food
Lifestyle
Opinion
Running
Want to take up running? You might be having an identity crisis
As much as we pretend it’s purely for health and wellbeing purposes, running in the modern age has become a performance in and of itself.
Brandon Jack
Commentator and author
Opinion
WordPlay
In praise of the eggcorn, the English language’s most logical mistake
David Astle
Crossword compiler and ABC Radio Melbourne presenter
Culture
Bluey tackles the housing crisis in highly anticipated, 28-minute long episode
What did we learn about the future of one of Australia’s most beloved TV families? Could a Bluey film be on the horizon?
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Opinion
AFL 2024
Why West Coast’s win was Waterman’s watershed moment
There was plenty to like about the Eagles’ first win of the season on Sunday, but the performance from a 25-year-old in his eighth season on the list stood out most.
Paddy Sweeney
Nine Sports Presenter
How Peter Bol fought back from false doping accusation to make Olympic team
He’s been wrongly accused, temporarily banned, and sidelined by a pesky hamstring injury. But Peter Bol is not only “thrilled” to be back on the Australian team for Paris 2024; he also sent a warning that he is there to win gold.
Analysis
AFL 2024
Here comes Harley: Key takeouts from round five
You may have heard of No.1 draft pick Harley Reid. On Sunday, he showed he’s both a monster and a surgeon on the field.
The shot that broke his rivals’ hearts and won Scheffler the US Masters
The world No.1 was under pressure before producing a moment of magic with a stunning shot on the final day that set him up for his second green jacket.
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A-League Men
FA and NSW Police investigating Nazi salute at A-League match
Controversy has marred Saturday’s A-League Sydney derby after television cameras showed a fan performing what appears to be a Nazi salute.
AFL Briefing
AFL 2024
Daicos reveals plan to break tag as Magpies get back to ‘DNA’
Port tagger Willem Drew was praised for curbing Nick Daicos’ influence in round 19 last year. This time the Magpie star is prepared.
‘I hate batter’: England legend rails against cricket’s gender-neutral terms
BBC correspondent and former England player Jonathan Agnew says “it’s sad” the game now refers to all players as batters.
Have Your Say
The good, the bad and the unknown: Where to now for Rabbitohs?
South Sydney showed enough fight in defeat against Cronulla to buy coach Jason Demetriou some time, but their problems haven’t gone away.
