Aussie home prices reach new peak
Aussie homes have reached a record new price high for the 20th month in a row – the average cost now sitting more than six per cent higher than a year ago.
Western Australia
Man charged with assaulting airline staff
A man has been charged with assault after allegedly hitting an airline worker in the groin, after being ordered off the plane.
Aussies ‘fed up’ with Coles, Woolies profits
Shareholders in Coles and Woolworths are licking their lips, but the public is still stretching every dollar further at the checkout.
PM dodges question on teen’s prison death
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has dodged a question about a 17-year old boy who died in a WA detention centre, choosing to attack Peter Dutton instead.
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Aussie rules player killed in horror crash
A “star” Aussie rules player has been identified as the 17-year-old teen killed in a fatal car crash along a notorious highway, just shy of his 18th birthday.
Woman escapes alleged sex attack in bushes
A woman has allegedly escaped a horrifying attempted sexual assault by two men at a busy city park.
Hospitals object to voluntary assisted dying
Some hospitals in one state have refused to transfer patients who have requested voluntary assisted dying, a new report has revealed.
Double murderer walks free from prison
A man who murdered his partner and her teenage daughter, then dumped their bodies in shark infested waters has been released from prison.
Double murderer begs not to be released
A gardener who killed two women in “similar” circumstances almost 30 years apart has begged a court to spend his life behind bars, saying: “I think I deserve it”.
CCTV before chilling home invasion
An elderly man was allegedly assaulted on his couch after an intruder broke into his home late at night.
Fuel ‘starvation’ factor in beach crash: report
The harrowing moments before a light plane, carrying a mother and son, crashed off a popular beach have been revealed by investigators.
‘Cruel’: Warning to well-meaning Aussies
People wanting to help families whose homes were destroyed by bushfire are being warned their money could be snatched up by scammers.
Decapitated shark found at popular jetty
The diver who found the shark’s carcass called the act “reckless”, especially with people swimming near the jetty at this time of year.
‘Not a monster’: Sister of gunman speaks
He shot at the passengers of two cars who pulled over to help before stealing a car and terrorising a second town.
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