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Unexpected country drives student influx to WA
While the number of students coming from China has so far failed to meet rebound expectations in WA, another country has taken its place.
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Defamation
WA senator breaks silence over Lehrmann case, vows to pursue Higgins
Former Coalition minister Linda Reynolds has vowed to proceed with her own civil case against Brittany Higgins and her partner David Sharaz.
Australian mining ‘under assault’ from China, US ambassador says
America’s national security and the health of the planet depended on commodities managed by Australia, Caroline Kennedy told a conference in Perth.
Man misidentified as Bondi Junction killer hires lawyers to sue Seven for defamation
Benjamin Cohen has engaged two of Australia’s foremost defamation lawyers, including barrister Sue Chrysanthou, to seek damages from the broadcaster.
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LoadingLast-ditch bid to save WA contractor and jobs, as creditors decide fate
One of WA’s biggest Aboriginal-owned and run contracting services companies has been given a lifeline.
Analysis
Defamation
Lies and angry text flag possible new skirmishes
A message Lisa Wilkinson sent to a rival TV program suggesting Bruce Lehrmann had breached legal confidentiality rules has been confirmed by Justice Michael Lee.
Bond behind Perth’s biggest city retail deal this year
Alan Bond’s grandson Banjo Bond’s company has purchased a key building in the Murray Street Mall for $32.25 million.
‘Love you to infinity’: Family mourns woman who died after suspected ‘mushroom’ drink
Rachael Dixon, a health practitioner from Ringwood North, died on the weekend after consuming a suspected magic mushroom drink.
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Crime
Father of alleged attacker didn’t see any extremist signs, says Muslim leader
The boy’s father said the teen had been increasingly “disobedient”, Gamel Kheir said, but there were no signs of him becoming radicalised.
Money Talks
West Coast Eagles
Why Harley Reid could prove to be football’s biggest bargain
The decision by the AFLPA to make standard the first three years of a player’s contract is a bonus for the Eagles and other clubs with early draft picks in this year’s draft, but it has upset many player managers.
Opinion
Renewables
WA’s unlikely poster child can help it ditch ‘dig and ship’ reputation
WA’s known for mining natural resources, not so much making things with them. But a new announcement will mean major changes for the state’s product offering.
Heidi Lee
CEO, Beyond Zero Emissions
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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.
Rio Tinto says global economy resilient, inflation easing despite patchy China
Shipments of its key commodity iron ore fell over the past three months as bad weather disrupted Rio’s ports, the mining giant said.
Opinion
Wellbeing
The chart that shows how happy you are, just as long as you’re old enough
The good news: Australia is one of the world’s happiest nations. The bad news: our happiness peaked years ago and young people are the gloomiest.
Matt Wade
Senior economics writer
Opinion
Adelaide
Adelaide no longer wants to be nicknamed ‘Radelaide’? Too bad
You get the name you’re given in Australia. And if you want to change it, whatever you do, don’t say so.
Ben Groundwater
Travel writer
How a Perth chef turned a love of barbecue into one of the planet’s best open-fire dining restaurants
In May, local boy done good Dave Pynt brings the party back to Perth for one heck of a homecoming.
The swimmers with everything to prove at the Australian titles
Here’s what you need to know about Australia’s swimmers as the greatest show on earth approaches.
Opinion
Ask an expert
Should we use savings to pay down mortgage or invest in shares?
Once you get to the point where your mortgage isn’t weighing you down, you can explore other investment options.
Noel Whittaker
Money columnist
Western Australia
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.
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.
Tasmanian Devil tooth among ‘mind-blowing’ finds in 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.
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Emergency services
Dramatic rescue of teen boy who fell from cliff in Perth’s south east
A Perth teenager has been winched to safety on Tuesday afternoon after plummeting 10 metres down a cliff face in Perth’s south east.
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?
Politics
Business defaults soar as house prices here outpace the globe
Australian house prices are out-performing most of the world, even after inflation, but pressure is growing on the business sector.
Business
Opinion
Ask an expert
Should we use savings to pay down mortgage or invest?
Once you get to the point where your mortgage isn’t weighing you down, you can explore other investment options.
Noel Whittaker
Money columnist
World
Israeli artist shuts down Biennale show, urging ceasefire
The Israeli government paid about half the costs of Israel’s pavilion at Venice and was not informed in advance about the protest.
Opinion
Taylor Swift’s poetic licence: why all the fuss around her new album title?
David Astle
Crossword compiler and ABC Radio Melbourne presenter
Church stabbing, Bondi Junction highlight X’s failure to moderate
Tim Biggs
Consumer Technology Writer
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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
Victoria Beckham spices up being 50 as newest member of ‘Club Ageless’
With her youthful appearance, the designer and one-time pop star is part of the changing face of older women in fashion.
Opinion
Dating
The secret to success on dating apps is economical
Siena Fagan
Economics and media student
Culture
Gen Z has discovered why Conan O’Brien was the best late-night TV host of all time
A viral appearance on Hot Wings has introduced O’Brien to a new audience. We take a look at some of the funniest moments over the decades.
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Money Talks
West Coast Eagles
Why Harley Reid could prove to be football’s biggest bargain
The decision by the AFLPA to make standard the first three years of a player’s contract is a bonus for the Eagles and other clubs with early draft picks in this year’s draft, but it has upset many player managers.
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.
Revealed: The secret talks that could transform Australian netball
An expansion of the Super Netball league to include teams from New Zealand has been discussed as part of secret talks between Netball Australia and their counterparts across the ditch.
The swimmers with everything to prove at the Australian titles
Here’s what you need to know about Australia’s swimmers as the greatest show on earth approaches.
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AFLW
Once banned from playing, AFLW’s new boss will launch next phase of footy
AFLW general manager Emma Moore will report to the game’s football boss, Laura Kane. Both say they would not be expanding the AFLW season further until TV and match-day audiences justify it.
‘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.
‘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.
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.
