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Relief and grief: The Perth women waiting a lifetime for an ADHD diagnosis
Meet some of the growing number of women receiving ADHD diagnoses later in life. While some are glad to put a name to their experiences, it’s not all positive.
My beautiful laundrette: Wembley outbuilding selling as $300K+ ‘studio’
In a sign of the times, a strata complex’s outbuilding has been creatively converted into a 35-square-metre dwelling and is selling with a “mid-$300Ks” asking price.
The top WA suburb where families can’t afford to pay the mortgage, and can’t afford not to
Most home owners have managed to keep up with 13 interest rate rises, but in some areas at least one in 50 borrowers are behind.
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WA sport
Leederville Oval to receive $5 million upgrade as part of WA’s AFL Gather Round bid
The state government confirmed it will revamp the grounds, including by replacing the maligned ground, the goal posts, boundary fencing and dug outs and upgrading the lighting for night games to be broadcast.
Inflation eases but nation is facing a difficult Christmas
Inflation has stepped down further as power and petrol prices ease, but the easing of price pressures may be too late for struggling retailers.
Big bank heads to face parliamentary inquiry; Tony Abbott criticises government’s visa program
Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has criticised the federal government’s handing of visas to Palestinian refugees. Keep up to date with today’s news.
Donald Trump blames Biden, Harris for failed assassination attempt
The former president made the claim on the US talk show Dr Phil in a significant escalation of his remarks about his near-death experience.
Analysis
Scams
Who should foot the bill for Australia’s scam epidemic?
When a victim is tricked by a scammer, Australian banks and digital platforms are not currently obligated to reimburse them. But should they be?
Matthew Spain
Israel mounts major military operation in the West Bank
The assault, one of the largest seen in the West Bank for months, followed a series of smaller raids in the area over recent weeks.
Not everyone finds exercise rewarding. Here’s how to make it more tolerable
How to get the biggest mood boost from exercise, according to experts.
Late night for Aussies as Paralympics blast off with ceremony in heart of Paris
With less than 12 hours before he was due to hit the pool, Brenden Hall valiantly fulfilled his role as an Australian flag-bearer in the parade along the Champs Elysees.
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AFL 2024
Petracca airs grievances in private meeting of Dees
The three-hour meeting at a wine bar owned by Melbourne captain Max Gawn ended with hugs and high-fives, but no confidence in Petracca’s future at the club.
Greens to target five key Labor seats as Bandt backs Max over CFMEU protest
Greens leader Adam Bandt wants to take five key seats from Labor at the federal election – and gaining the loyalty of the union movement is part of his plan.
Opinion
Death
I’m glad you’ve come to my funeral. I’ve got a few things to tell you
Thanks to a local entrepreneur, you can now do your own version of the Pauline Hanson video: “Fellow Australians, if you are seeing this now, I am dead.”
Doug Hendrie
Freelance writer
★★½
Review
This remake of cult-classic The Crow is surprisingly not a total disaster
The screenwriters of the latest Crow film haven’t retained too much from previous versions of the material beyond the title and the basic premise.
Warning signs: 10 red flags to look for when choosing a restaurant overseas
Make sure you don’t make these mistakes on your next holiday and avoid tourist-trap restaurants.
Andy Lee’s books have sold 3.5 million copies. Now comes the TV series
The popular podcaster and TV host is turning his bestselling children’s books into an animated series.
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Western Australia
Fortescue dividend delivers for Forrest despite modest profit jump
A month after shedding 700 workers, Fortescue has posted an annual profit of $8.4 billion supporting a $2.2 billion payout to the miner’s biggest shareholders Andrew and Nicola Forrest.
Woodside upbeat on spending spree but lower prices sting revenue
The oil giant’s revenue has taken a $2 billion hit after it produced less oil and gas and sold it for lower prices in the six months to June.
State of excitement: Perth’s State Buildings announce new culinary team
Changes include the return of a familiar face, plus a new Wildflower head chef with serious fine-dining pedigree including a stint at World’s Best Restaurant, Geranium.
Metronet Midland: Bright lights and loud bells waking residents up every night
Since the Cale Street level crossing opened six weeks ago Aaron Cooper has suffered night after night of interrupted sleep.
Perth families denied burial plots seek ‘compassionate’ way forward
After closing a cemetery, a Perth metropolitan council has advised widows they can no longer be buried in the lots they bought beside their husbands.
Politics
Greens to target five key Labor seats as Bandt backs Max over CFMEU protest
The Greens leader wants to take five key seats from Labor at the election – and gaining the loyalty of the union movement is part of his plan.
Business
Updated
Wall Street
A Wall Street legend just joined the $US1 trillion club
Warren Buffett, 94, is one of the world’s richest people and could be the most prolific investor in history. Now the company he has run for nearly 60 years has hit a milestone.
Opinion
Earnings season
Gill McLachlan’s knockdown rebuild in the house of Tabcorp
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
World
Telegram’s Matrix-styled tech boss placed under formal investigation in France
The Paris prosecutor said Pavel Durov was being investigated as part of a probe into the role of his messaging app Telegram in organised crime.
Opinion
Gill’s knockdown rebuild in the house of Tabcorp
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
The US wants to avoid World War III, so Ukraine has no choice but attack
Mick Ryan
Military leader and strategist
Explore
Property
‘Better off waiting’: When you should have bought a house
Many homes last changed hands when the market was at its hottest, but buyers who waited have been rewarded with more capital growth.
Perth’s luxury property market outperformed its international peers
While a quarter of cities around the globe declined as even the well-heeled hit their affordability limits, four major Australian capitals recorded price growth.
Good Food
Lifestyle
Brat mama: Naomi Osaka’s fashion ace was filled with hidden meanings
After a two-year break, the Japanese tennis champion is back to her playing best, and is the reigning queen of on-court style.
Opinion
Money psychology
Be sensible, keep it simple: Lessons learned after 24 years in personal finance
John Collett
Personal finance editor
Culture
The problem with comedy, or is it just (some) men?
A new documentary on Louis C.K. asks whether or not “you can still love someone who did all these bad things”.
Traveller
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AFL 2024
Petracca airs grievances in private meeting of Dees leaders
The three-hour meeting at a wine bar owned by Melbourne captain Max Gawn ended with hugs and high-fives, but no confidence in Petracca’s future at the club.
Opinion
AFL 2024
Summer slog: Top to-dos for Eagles and Dockers this off-season
The Dockers must discover a way to start delivering in big moments. And while the Eagles must first find a coach, there are other factors they can’t ignore.
Paddy Sweeney
Nine Sports Presenter
Opinion
AFL 2024
When it came to footy tipping, my focus was beating Kane Cornes
It’s always nice to have bragging rights over someone with strong football opinions. Here’s how I ended up winning, and who I’m picking in the finals.
Mathew Stokes
AFL columnist
Everything you need to know about the 2024 Paralympics
The Paralympics begin on Thursday – 160 Australians will be taking part in the Games. Here are some you may not know about.
Exclusive
AFL 2024
Magpies president quietly planning to vacate role
Succession planning is underway at Collingwood as Jeff Browne flags his time in the top job is coming towards an end.
Money Talks
AFL 2024
Petracca’s bid to depart the Demons remains a long shot
Melbourne have reached a crossroads as Christian Petracca continues to try and force his way to a Victorian powerhouse.
Giant-killer Kokkinakis making up for lost time
Six more Australians have progressed to the second round at the US Open on day two, including Thanasi Kokkinakis.
Have Your Say
Everything you need to know about the 2024 Paralympics
The Paralympics begin on Thursday – 160 Australians will be taking part in the Games. Here are some you may not know about.
