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Shein scrambles to find new venue as Perth shopping centre scraps pop-up
It was announced to much fanfare just last week, but a mall in Perth’s north appears to have dumped plans for the global fast fashion brand’s first WA pop-up.
Tribunal hikes WA’s minimum wage; Giants bring in millions
The state’s minimum wage will rise by more than $50 per week, while the government claims that the Mandurah Giants have been a huge economic and tourism boon. Follow our live state coverage here.
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Jobs
Want a $100k job in WA but think you need a degree? Think again
There is a rising trend in WA university graduates ditching jobs they’re qualified for to choose higher-paying, relatively unskilled jobs – not all remote.
Tax Office evidence draws Carlton boss Luke Sayers further into PwC scandal
Fresh evidence from the ATO raises further questions about what the Carlton boss knew about tax confidentiality breaches while he was in charge of PwC.
Get on with orderly energy transition, says Origin boss
Origin chief says switch from coal power to renewable energy should be done in the most cost-efficient way for customers.
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US Votes 2024
One thing everyone is missing about Hunter Biden’s case
As the daughter of first a governor and then a president, I know what it’s like to live under a glaring, unforgiving spotlight that never dims.
Patti Davis
‘He is not incompetent’: Dutton backs Taylor, hopes dumped senator finds new seat
Hollie Hughes unloaded on Angus Taylor, exposing internal divisions in the opposition’s frontbench as an election nears.
‘I made it all up’: Shocking questions over evidence in case against Channel Seven contestants
Two people involved in the case against two Channel Seven TV contestants who face charges of torture and rape have claimed they made up evidence.
Bruce Lehrmann caused $13,000 in property damage, landlord alleges
The luxury home on Sydney’s northern beaches was rented to the former political staffer, with the Seven Network picking up the $100,000 bill.
‘One of the greatest persons I’ve ever met’: Five decades on, Smith salutes Norman in Paris
Former 200m Olympic champion Tommie Smith has paid tribute to Australia’s Peter Norman, almost 60 years after their iconic Mexico City podium protest.
Matildas veteran welcomes second baby six weeks before Olympics
Midfielder Katrina Gorry and her fiancee Clara Markstedt announced the new addition in an Instagram post, sharing photos of daughter Harper with her baby brother.
Dumplings, FOMO, minding your teas and queues: Your Perth dim sum guide
Assemble some friends and clear a weekend morning: one of the world’s great brunching rituals awaits.
‘I felt this glass ceiling’: Why this star had to leave Australia to make her name
She’s been acting since her teens but Cleopatra Coleman finally gets her star turn in the riveting new series Clipped.
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Biodiversity
Chaining the watchdog is against WA’s nature. We must defend it
Jess Beckerling
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THE PEOPLE OF PERTH
Paula Rogers on her love affair with Perth – and on guiding its future
Paula Rogers left her London borough bound for Western Australia more than two decades ago after falling in love with Perth. Now, she’s selling it to the world.
The HR professional bringing a new cuisine to Perth’s southern suburbs
Bhutanese yellow rice and butter tea for breakfast, noodle soups in savoury beefy broth, momos in spicy, creamy gravy – affordable food to enjoy on the run.
Western Australia
Calls to nail down cost of Perth’s out-of-control sprawl
Should the auditor-general crunch the numbers on the true financial cost of urban sprawl and make it public before the next election?
CCC probe into death reveals shocking conditions of young people’s prison unit
A major probe into allegations of serious misconduct following the death of teenager Cleveland Dodd at the notorious Unit 18 has cleared the staff involved.
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Marine life
WA mega-marine park proposed to rival Ningaloo needs work: scientists
This vast and ambitious plan has weaknesses – particularly around the popular tourism area of Esperance – that could hobble it from the start, say scientists.
Mandurah man claims he killed, ‘tortured’ kangaroos as ‘part of culture’
The 23-year-old’s family spoke outside court on Tuesday, claiming animal rights activists and the police are interfering with Aboriginal people’s way of life.
Two friends killed in WA crash were ‘backbone of their community’
Thelma Clausen and Coral Seinor from Jurien Bay were killed last Friday in a car crash – over which former Collingwood AFL player Shannon Cox has been arrested.
Politics
‘He is not incompetent’: Dutton backs Taylor, hopes dumped senator finds new seat
Hollie Hughes unloaded on Angus Taylor, exposing internal divisions in the opposition’s frontbench as an election nears.
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Social media
Elon Musk chases ‘overpayments’ from Australia’s sacked Twitter staff
Social media platform X says a currency conversion error resulted in former Twitter staff being overpaid their entitlements.
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US Votes 2024
The billionaires backing Trump have selective memories
Billionaires tend to get very creative with history when they explain their reasons for backing Trump’s bid to return to the White House.
Robert Burgess
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Hunter Biden’s conviction to weigh heavily on president ahead of Trump rematch
Farrah Tomazin
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Property
‘Out of control’: Calls to nail down the true cost of Perth’s urban sprawl
Should the Auditor General crunch the numbers on the true financial cost of urban sprawl and make it public before the next State election?
Fire and floods: The risky Perth suburbs facing falling property values
A first of its kind report has found thousands of WA homes face a high risk of bushfire and flooding, a risk that will push insurance costs up and home values down.
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Lifestyle
The big difference between exercising good judgment and being judgy
There are few benefits to being judgmental of others. So, here’s how to avoid it.
Culture
Animal rights group pastes over King Charles portrait
Activists pasted a large image of the well-known animated character ‘Wallace’ on the official portrait, which was unveiled last month.
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Courts
Why Hayne’s convictions were quashed – and why he might not face a retrial
A series of messages on social media were at the heart of Jarryd Hayne’s successful appeal against his sexual assault convictions.
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ICC Men’s World Cup
‘In our interest to get England out’: Hazlewood raises prospect of tactic switch for Scotland clash
Australia have already qualified for the next stage of the T20 World Cup after thrashing Namibia, but their final group game could still decide the fate of one of their main rivals.
‘One of the greatest persons I’ve ever met’: Five decades on, Smith salutes Norman in Paris
Former 200m Olympic champion Tommie Smith has paid tribute to Australia’s Peter Norman, almost 60 years after their iconic Mexico City podium protest.
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Courts
Jarryd Hayne walks out of jail after sexual assault convictions quashed
The state’s top court quashed Hayne’s sexual assault convictions but left the door open to the former footballer standing trial for a fourth time.
‘Done an outstanding job’: AFL hits back as Setka calls for McBurney’s sacking
The AFL has declared umpires boss Steve McBurney will retain his job amid calls from CFMEU Victoria boss John Setka for the former building watchdog to be sacked.
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AFL 2024
A rapid Dee-cline: The numbers red enough to make any Demons fan blue
In a competition in which you fall behind if you stand still, not enough Melbourne players have improved since their 2021 premiership. Arguably, more have regressed than progressed.
Australian swimming trials as it happened: Miami Max books his ticket to Paris, Kaylee McKeown posts second-fastest 100m backstroke in history
Kaylee McKeown and Max Giuliani were among the winners on day two of the Australian swimming trials in Brisbane.
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‘One of the greatest persons I’ve ever met’: Five decades on, Smith salutes Norman in Paris
Former 200m Olympic champion Tommie Smith has paid tribute to Australia’s Peter Norman, almost 60 years after their iconic Mexico City podium protest.
