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Investigates an unsolved death and a missing person in the outback.


Former SAS commander and Liberal candidate Mark Wales.

Libs’ star WA candidate pulls out of race for ‘must-win’ seat

Mark Wales’ exit leaves the Liberal party searching for a new candidate to win back Tangney after an 11.9 per cent swing catapulted Labor’s Sam Lim into parliament over the incumbent Liberal MP Ben Morton.

Jury finds WA mum not guilty of trying to kill severely disabled daughter

The Supreme Court of WA.

The woman admitted injecting the six-year-old with insulin, but said she did it to incite a medical episode that would get the girl help.

WA Police track down wanted man who allegedly cut off ankle bracelet

Brett Maston last year publicly claimed he was turning his life around and putting his criminal career behind him

‘Deliciously bonkers’: Yallingup-shot film starring Nicolas Cage makes a splash at Cannes

Nicolas Cage in The Surfer.

The US actor had fans screaming and bellowing as he appeared at Cannes for the first time in more than 30 years.

Eat, sleep, move: How Rio Tinto keeps its miners happy in the remote Pilbara

Rio Tinto’s Marandoo accommodation in WA’s Pilbara

A million meals, 75,000 flight passengers: just another month in WA for the country’s largest iron ore producer.

Right patient, wrong surgery: WA’s shocking hospital bungles

WA’s health system has harboured a growth in clinical errors resulting in serious harm and even death.

Iranian president, foreign minister killed in helicopter crash

Iranian president, foreign minister killed in helicopter crash

President Ebrahim Raisi and other officials in the helicopter had been missing for more than 12 hours when rescuers spotted the wreckage.

‘Alarming for a young kid’: What a father and son found at missing campers’ abandoned site

New photos of the burnt Wonnangatta camp site were shown to the jury for the first time on Monday.

A burnt campsite, an Esky full of food, a handbag on the passenger seat of a car. The first people to come across Russell Hill and Carol Clay’s campsite have described the scene to a jury.

Page 97 of the budget kept me awake at night, and is a stain on Morrison’s legacy

Throughout his time as prime minister, Scott Morrison said Australia should do more to support veterans.

The backstory to a $6.5b funding allocation is enough to make your blood boil.

Shane Wright
Shane Wright

Senior economics correspondent

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs admits beating singer Cassie

Security footage emerged over the weekend of the rapper beating his then-girlfriend and protégé in 2016. Combs has now released his own video, saying his actions were inexcusable.

Hayden Young.
Opinion
AFL 2024

The Dockers are doing so much right, so why are their efforts not reflected on the scoreboard?

A surprise victory against a top-eight team, and set shot jitters: How WA’s teams performed in the AFL this round.

Paddy Sweeney
Paddy Sweeney

Nine Sports Presenter

The killer stat that shows Harley Reid really is the new Dusty

The killer stat that shows Harley Reid really is the new Dusty

The teenage phenomenon is the AFL’s No.1 tackle-buster, and in just nine games, he’s already made a start on a hall-of-fame highlights reel.

How did they lose? Hawks shocked by late Power surge

Disappointed Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell was still scratching his head for answers – and positives – after his team lost a game they appeared to have sewn up.

Give Bali a break: Nine amazing places you should visit instead

Sabah is full of wild adventure opportunities Bali was famous for two decades ago.

There are plenty of beach getaways that offer far more than the island we have all loved too much.

It’s meat, but not as you know it. It’s even better, claims Australian producer

Forged Parfait served in a pastry shell with a brulee topping.

Global demand for meat is growing. Without innovation, this will put more pressure on land clearing and greenhouse gas emissions. Could cultured meat be the solution?

How does an $8.50 mascara compare to a $69 one?

We all love high-end beauty, with its slew of lush ingredients, but we also love a bargain that has cult status.

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HBF’s 2024 Run for a Reason.
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HBF Run For a Reason 2024: In Pictures

Thousands of people converged in Perth on Sunday to run for charity.

Emma Pegrum, Branden Scott and Tom van Beem of Wines of While.

Inside the next chapter at cult Perth wine bar

A familiar face returns to the influential William Street wine bar while a special guest is coming to Perth to launch the new Sunday lunch.

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Angamuthu Shenbagavalli Arunkalaivanan outside Rockingham Magistrates Court on Monday.

Perth doctor charged with indecent assault

A doctor has been charged with indecently assaulting a woman during a medical procedure in Western Australia.

Supercars star Waters ends ‘bad luck’ with Perth win

End of the road

Cam Waters admits he was hanging by his fingernails before finally breaking through for his first win of the Supercars season in Perth thanks to a Chaz Mostert penalty.

Charges laid over stabbing of sleeping homeless man on St Georges Terrace

The accused will face court this week.

It will be alleged the accused approached the victim and stabbed him twice in the back as he lay defenceless in his sleeping bag. 

Perth carer admits leaving autistic man in hot car during heatwave

Jefferson Do (inset) family speak outside Joondalup Magistrates Court on Friday, May 17. Picture: Rebecca Peppiatt/9News Perth

Tze Wing Tam had cared for Jefferson Do for eight years and was highly thought of by his family when he left him for hours inside a car on a sweltering January day.

Second man charged with murder over Safety Bay stabbing

Police are investigating.

A 50-year-old man has been accused of stabbing a 30-year-old man to death in a Safety Bay home two weeks ago. A 46-year-old man was also earlier charged over the same incident.

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Hayden Young.
Opinion
AFL 2024

The Dockers are doing so much right, so why are their efforts not reflected on the scoreboard?

A surprise victory against a top-eight team, and set shot jitters: How WA’s teams performed in the AFL this round.

Paddy Sweeney
Paddy Sweeney

Nine Sports Presenter

Harley Reid fends off Melbourne opponents Clayton Oliver and Christian Petracca.
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AFL 2024

The killer stat that shows Reid really is the new Dusty

All the hype about Harley Reid was justified. Well, most of it anyway. The teenage phenomenon is the AFL’s No.1 tackle-buster, and in just nine games, he’s already made a start on a hall-of-fame highlights reel.

Izak Rankine breaks free for the Crows.

Footy’s shades of grey: How small decisions can decide big games

There were a number of contentious decisions by the umpires when games were on the line in round 10, and Luke Beveridge has made a masterstroke move at the Bulldogs.

Luke Parker incident has been sent to the tribunal for this incident at Kinetic Park Frankston on Friday night

Parker bump sent straight to tribunal

Premiership Swan Luke Parker has been sent straight to the VFL tribunal. Meanwhile, Tom Liberatore is eyeing a return from his concussion scare but Jordan De Goey is racing to prove his fitness.

Twin brothers Ben and Max King find their teams heading in different directions approaching the halfway point of the 2024 season.
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AFL 2024

Footy’s great science experiment: Why Saints’ woes are not Max King’s fault

Max and Ben King might be identical twins, but the teams they play for look to be heading in opposite directions.

Eagles fans can’t get enough of Reid

Eagles fans can’t get enough of Reid

West Coast coach Adam Simpson has described Harley Reid as the “new toy” for Eagles fans, and he has a key piece of advice for the 19-year-old: ‘Just go out there and have fun.’

End of the road

Supercars star Waters ends ‘bad luck’ with Perth win

Cam Waters admits he was hanging by his fingernails before finally breaking through for his first win of the Supercars season in Perth thanks to a Chaz Mostert penalty.

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