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Tasmanian Devil tooth among ‘mind-blowing’ finds in destroyed Juukan Gorge
The first physical evidence that Tasmanian Devils once lived in the Pilbara is among the ‘mind-blowing’ finds made by in what is left of a rock shelter blasted by Rio Tinto in 2020.
Exclusive
Defamation
Dutton says WA senator Linda Reynolds vindicated, suggests Higgins apologise
Former Coalition minister Linda Reynolds has vowed to proceed with her own civil case against Brittany Higgins and her partner David Sharaz.
WA’s ‘cruel’ Gender Reassignment Board to be abolished
Transgender people will no longer need to undergo surgical reassignment to legally register a change of sex after the state government announced changes to the law.
Perth animal shelter gives family their forever dog … then takes it back
A Baldivis family was overjoyed to have Oakley, showering him with love and toys and giving him the best seat on the couch. Then it all fell apart. Here’s why.
Updated
Renting
WA MP served no-grounds eviction notice from Guildford landlord
A WA politician is calling for an end to no-grounds evictions after he was handed his own notice.
Dramatic rescue of teen boy who fell from cliff in Perth’s south east
Paramedics are working to stabilise the boy who fell at Old Barrington Quarry in Martin, before he will be winched out and taken to hospital.
Country coppers help Lehrmann give media the slip
Police on the NSW Central Coast let the disgraced former Liberal staffer use the station’s back door to escape a pursuing media pack in the hours after the ruling in his defamation case.
Exclusive
Crime
One dead, two hospitalised over suspected mushroom drink poisoning at retreat
Police are investigating if psychedelic “magic mushrooms” were used in a drink consumed by a woman who later became unwell and died at a wellness event in Clunes.
Teen lost finger in stabbing attack, previously brought knife to school, premier confirms
The teenager arrested after the Sydney terror attack was given a good behaviour bond in January. Follow our live coverage.
Opinion
Supermarkets
Belting Brad: Senate turns supermarket CEO flogging into Olympic sport
The sparring between Greens senator Nick McKim and Woolies boss Brad Banducci deteriorated into an unedifying headbutting contest.
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
Japan a step closer to joint-custody laws and greater hope for Australian parents
Dozens of children, including at least 89 with Australian parents, have been abducted in Japan by one parent under a century-old law.
Analysis
Political leadership
A stabbing, a riot, a nation divided: Albanese’s toughest test
Albanese did all the right things. He said all the right things. Yet the events of Monday night exploded regardless.
Spire collapses as fire rips through historic Copenhagen stock exchange
Passers-by rushed to save priceless paintings and valuables when a fire broke out in one of Copenhagen’s most famous buildings.
Updated
US Votes 2024
Trump’s trial stumbles at first hurdle: 50 jurors admit they can’t be impartial
The trial, one of four for the ex-president, centres on Trump’s alleged attempt to cover up a sex scandal ahead of the 2016 election.
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Airline reviews
This seat delivers the best sleep I’ve ever had on a plane
Despite some awkward design elements, this lie-flat business class seat is one of the most comfortable in the sky.
Casa crew bring terrific pizza (and pizza-adjacent favourites) to Mount Hawthorn
The crisp, 96-hour-fermented pizzas are designed to travel but can also be enjoyed in-store. And yes, there’s a Hawaiian pizza on the menu.
Opinion
Bali
The Bali town every Australian knows, but few ever actually visit
No one would ever mistake Bali’s capital for a pretty town, but it offers its own unexpected charms.
Michael Veitch
Author, actor and broadcaster
Western Australia
WA’s ‘cruel’ Gender Reassignment Board to be abolished
Transgender people will no longer need to undergo surgical reassignment to legally register a change of sex after the state government announced changes to the law.
Updated
Renting
WA MP served no-grounds eviction notice from Guildford landlord
A WA politician is calling for an end to no-grounds evictions after he was handed his own notice.
Goyder appeals to Woodside shareholders to back climate plan
Woodside chair Richard Goyder has written a last-minute letter to investors ahead of a vote next week on his own position and the company’s plans for climate change.
Half-day teachers’ strike looms for WA schools: What parents need to know
Teachers are planning to strike next Tuesday over salary and working conditions. So how will it affect students – and parents?
Dramatic rescue of teen boy who fell from cliff in Perth’s south east
Paramedics are working to stabilise the boy who fell at Old Barrington Quarry in Martin, before he will be winched out and taken to hospital.
Politics
‘Army will be brutalised’: Defence firms brace for major funding cuts
Defence firms fear the “sword of Damocles is about to drop” as the government seeks to stop the $50 billion budget from spiralling out of control.
Business
Tasmanian Devil tooth among ‘mind-blowing’ finds in destroyed Juukan Gorge cave
The first physical evidence that Tasmanian Devils once lived in the Pilbara is among the ‘mind-blowing’ finds made by in what is left of a rock shelter blasted by Rio Tinto in 2020.
World
Japan a step closer to joint-custody laws and greater hope for Australian parents
Dozens of children, including at least 89 with Australian parents, have been abducted in Japan by one parent under a century-old law.
Opinion
Church stabbing, Bondi Junction highlight X’s failure to moderate
Tim Biggs
Consumer Technology Writer
The secret to success on dating apps is economical
Siena Fagan
Economics and media student
Explore
Property
Property prices climb in regions as buyers favour tree and sea change
Since mid-last year, local economic conditions, plus the affordability and lifestyle factors, have sparked a turnaround in property in regional Australia.
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.
Good Food
Lifestyle
Return to this showpiece city, next to a world wonder, before everyone else does
After you’ve explored the ancient temples of Angkor, a freshly polished Siem Reap turns on the charm and surprises. It won’t stay under the radar for long.
Culture
Rappers are the coolest musicians on the planet, so why do their feuds feel so lame?
From Jay-Z and Nas to Kendrick and Drake, beef between rappers has been a genre mainstay. But why does the latest feud feel so lame?
Traveller
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Sport
‘Rebuilding is a myth’: Talk of Bulldogs rift ‘a total fiction’, says Beveridge
Luke Beveridge has dismissed the idea of a rift with players as “total fiction” despite controversial team selections this year, saying rebuilding is a myth and a line had not been put through any senior players.
AFL Briefing
AFL 2024
Lion’s lifeline: Cameron escapes with fine as AFL Tribunal notes ‘a rare case’
In a rare decision, Charlie Cameron’s clean record over more than 200 games paid dividends after the Brisbane livewire escaped with a fine at the tribunal for his sling tackle on Jake Lever.
‘Feels like the end’: Emotional Slater ready to call time on surfing’s greatest career
The 11-time world champion struggled to compose himself as his exit from professional surfing looms, with a farewell at his favourite Fijian wave on the cards.
Updated
AFL 2024
‘The constant battle’: Why Collingwood’s Nathan Murphy is hanging up the boots at 24
Headaches, migraines, anxiety. Nathan Murphy opens up about his immediate retirement from football after suffering concussion in last year’s grand final.
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.
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
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.
Have Your Say
‘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.
