We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later. Virginia podcast Our investigation into the final months of Virginia Giuffre’s life in Perth. Eating out in Perth & WA Trusted reviews from WA’s best food writer, all in one place. The Morning Edition podcast Start your day with expert insight into the stories that drive the nation. Government must step in over escalating shark attacks in WA, experts warn On Friday a Perth swimmer was the third person in the state to lose their life as a result of a shark attack in WA this year. Mounting calls for venues to cancel Ben Cousins speaking tour The calls come after the George Hotel in Ballarat earlier this week opted to cancel Cousins’ tour date, saying the venue had failed to consider Cousins’ previous domestic violence convictions when booking him to speak. Witnesses recall horror as swimmer killed by shark at popular Perth beach Authorities are still searching for the body of a swimmer who was killed by a large shark at Sorrento Beach on Friday morning. Freo storm into grand final after SCG thriller, but star of the show calls his goal ‘a fluke’ Fremantle are into the 2026 AFL grand final after winning Friday night’s preliminary final at the SCG in front of 45,129 fans. Follow the reaction. Swans’ rollercoaster month ends with heartbreak after Fremantle fightback The Sydney Swans have put their supporters through a vast range of emotions within the past month. On Friday night, they served up a new one: heartbreak. Sydney v Fremantle player ratings: Brightest stars and stunning moments on a night of agony and ecstasy The Swans were left heartbroken after giving up a 28-point lead to lose to the Dockers in incredible scenes at the SCG. We ran our eye over every player from a jaw-dropping preliminary final. My journey to a reef on the abyss (if gas drillers get their way) Scott Reef is the sentinel of Australia’s coral wonderlands. If Woodside’s ambitions are realised, we may seal the fate of all our coral reefs. ‘Very kindly, very cute’: Bali locals mourn the two children murdered by their West Australian father People are struggling to understand the shocking murder-suicide of Australian Damien John Shaw and his son and daughter in Kuta’s popular Legian neighbourhood. Teen accused of Perth Zoo crocodile attack released on bail The 16-year-old has a history that includes allegations of aggravated robbery as it is revealed he moves to a different care home daily. These laws were designed to ban thugs from Perth nightspots. Have they worked? The WA ombudsman’s first probe into Protected Entertainment Precinct laws revealed information blockages between police and the lead state agency had resulted in some serious offenders not being served their bans. WA man accused of murdering Thai girl pleads not guilty to all charges Simon Peter Carman is charged with intentionally killing a person, concealing a body and two charges relating to taking a minor for indecent acts. The WA tourism towns with more Airbnb listings than rentals The state government has been urged to enact a moratorium on short-stay approvals followed by a levy to reduce the number of un-hosted short-stay homes, to manage the growing crisis. One Nation rails against Bowen. He’s now ready to turn Hanson’s patriotism against her Labor hardheads believe Pauline Hanson’s recent controversies have altered the dynamic and created space for a more strident line on One Nation. How many students were expelled from WA schools? The number of West Australian students being kicked out of the state’s schools has more than doubled over the five years to 2025, and 20,483 students – 6 per cent of all enrolments across WA – were suspended last year alone. Minister dodges migration modelling question eight times amid farmers’ fury Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth said on Friday she was “not really able to comment” on what would happen to agricultural wages if there were fewer fruit pickers. Under new (yet old) management, Lady of Ro is a throwback to how restaurants used to be Straight-shooting Greek flavours, an upbeat room, BYO: this buzzy Subiaco eatery has all the makings of your new favourite restaurant. ‘Long overdue’: could this film be the next KPop Demon Hunters? With a largely Filipino cast in an undeniably Filipino world, Forgotten Island is a groundbreaking addition to Hollywood’s animated slate. ‘Like a lottery winner’: Charles ‘elated’ after Diana’s death, her brother’s new book claims Earl Spencer’s book claims the then-prince Charles seemed “giddily elated” in the immediate aftermath of Diana’s death in a car crash in 1997. The September 19 edition I had an image of what I looked like as I slept, until my partner shattered it Columnist and author The Denver concert that reignited tensions between Dockers fans and the club’s major sponsor ‘It’s all still pretty raw’: Inside the Swans’ shattered change room Pride in flag, Western culture, and soldiers in schools: Coalition unveils education plan V’landys receives unanimous support from clubs and states to become NRL executive chair Trump, Denmark strike deal to shut Russia and China out of Greenland From our partners WA nurses threaten strike action as government delays patient ratio rollout If industrial action goes ahead, it will be the first time WA nursing staff have committed to a work stoppage since thousands of members went on strike across WA in November 2022. Perth teen accused of murdering his mum could face Supreme Court jury The 16-year-old is accused of stabbing his mother to death and attacking his younger sister earlier this year. Alleged neo-Nazi handed out how-to-vote cards for One Nation in historic Secret Harbour byelection One Nation’s WA leader has defended his party’s vetting after David Donis, who founded the Society of Western Australian Nationalists, was spotted at polling booths on August 29. The City of Perth is facing yet another inquiry. Beazley says it’s ‘natural justice’ Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley says a three-month investigation was the rational next step after poor behaviour returned to the City of Perth. ‘Job’s not done’: Gold glitters for Perth Mint as it sets $44b record The business broke several records over the past financial year, including revenue of $44.23 billion, profit before tax of $100.2 million and a dividend of $47.7m for the state government. 'The Block meets Bridgerton': The Block 2027 location revealed They rejected a $1.18m offer because the buyer wanted to knock down the house You'll never guess which NSW suburbs still love Holden One Nation rails against Bowen. He’s now ready to turn Hanson’s patriotism against her Labor hardheads believe Pauline Hanson’s recent controversies have altered the dynamic and created space for a more strident line on One Nation. ‘You can’t put everything on immigration’: The suburbs at breaking point Reserve Bank’s blunt warning just days before next interest rates decision ‘Go back abroad’: Philip Ruddock urges radical fix for international student visa program ‘Fifty times easier’: Why our best AI founders are moving to America Amid an AI gold rush, Australia may be losing its ability to hold on to its best and brightest tech talent.

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But it has almost certainly helped me Economics Writer Why your closest friends probably won’t help you find a job House from The Block that last sold in 2024 resells for about $2m less The home from The Block’s Phillip Island season has made a $2 million loss since first purchased by billionaire Adrian Portelli. The suburbs where house sellers want up to $1.75m more than buyer budgets Even as property prices slide, vendor expectations and buyer budgets can be quite some distance apart - especially in sought-after areas. Our five favourite luxury homes with a touch of nostalgia for sale Sea level rise could put a quarter of a million Australian homes at risk by 2100 It’s a buyers’ market, but property buyers just vanished Four quick pickles, chutneys and sauces to perk up any sanga, steak or veg Adam Liaw’s chilli prawns are your spicy, speedy Friday night food fix ‘Honestly, sometimes it’s just Weet-Bix’: Nat Thaipun’s food favourites (and one that’s overrated) Adam Liaw’s French salad-dressing trick will save on the dishes (and tastes delicious) My journey to a reef on the abyss (if gas drillers get their way) Scott Reef is the sentinel of Australia’s coral wonderlands. If Woodside’s ambitions are realised, we may seal the fate of all our coral reefs. My holiday is still a year away. It’s already boosting my mental health We have lost the art of the pop-in. I petition we revive it I had an image of what I looked like as I slept, until my partner shattered it Columnist and author Elizabeth was the life of the party. As a new mum, alcohol helped her feel like herself again ‘Like chess pieces in motion’: Inside the big Today show shake-up After a turbulent year of challenge and change, the pieces fell into place quickly, and not as many had predicted. Risky business: Why it’s time to take Tom Cruise seriously again Briggs, Australia’s most beloved rapper, goes hardcore On stage and the screen, Russell Crowe is the rock star he always wanted to be Today show hosts vow to restore trust as Nine reveals new MAFS expert and The Block spin-off My first-class experience was a huge disappointment New ‘world’s best airline’ crowned as Qantas fails to crack top 10 The massive restoration of a Victorian seaside icon is complete Travel indulgences that are worth the money Chinese SUV sets its sights on Mazda Australia has a new cheap electric SUV, and it's surprisingly good Thousands flock to hotly-anticipated new 4WD From the makers of Bump, stream the new series The F-Ward now, only on Stan. Stream the Stan Original documentary Revealed: Poster Boy - Becoming Zyzz now, only on Stan. Freo storm into grand final after SCG thriller, but star of the show calls his goal ‘a fluke’ Fremantle are into the 2026 AFL grand final after winning Friday night’s preliminary final at the SCG in front of 45,129 fans. Follow the reaction. Has the AFL’s era of the big-name saviour coach officially come to an end? Alastair Clarkson was not the first premiership coach to arrive at a new club as a messiah and leave as a cautionary tale. But there is every indication that he will be the last for some time. Football columnist for The Age Sydney v Fremantle player ratings: Brightest stars and stunning moments on a night of agony and ecstasy The Swans were left heartbroken after giving up a 28-point lead to lose to the Dockers in incredible scenes at the SCG. We ran our eye over every player from a jaw-dropping preliminary final. Swans’ rollercoaster month ends with heartbreak after Fremantle fightback The Sydney Swans have put their supporters through a vast range of emotions within the past month. On Friday night, they served up a new one: heartbreak. Dusty v Ashcroft: The Lions’ whiz kid on a fast track to matching Martin Will Ashcroft is not the Lions’ messiah, he’s just a young man with a talent for performing on football’s biggest stage … and a host of medals to prove it. Only one of the Serong boys will reach the grand final this year. Their mum is already taking sides Caleb Serong will go head-to-head with his younger brother Jai at a sold-out crowd at the SCG on Friday night. Their family can’t lose, no matter what the result is. The thing is – they can’t win, either. The special one: why Longmuir is on the cusp of history Justin Longmuir’s knees didn’t allow him to reach his full potential as a player during his 139 games in the purple. But his mind might end up being the crucial element that lands Fremantle an elusive flag. Last year, I was scathing about my own club. But this dressing room photo sums up Knights revival Twelve months ago, I was writing cranky columns about two decades of systemic failure at Newcastle, but I think this resurgence is built to last. League columnist Head’s 75-ball hundred leads Australia to ODI series triumph Did these players really need HIAs? The NRL is watching Signing secrets of the Wahs: From $1200 deals to rival rejects and bargain buys Crichton returns to boost Roosters for Sharks clash and Walker could be next They arrived late and lost dismally. 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