Surprise new face of Aussie drug dealers
A new generation of drug dealers has emerged in Australia, with the “stereotypical dodgy looking guy” no longer the norm.
Western Australia
Major bank’s ‘unfair’ new mortgage offer
One Aussie bank is slashing lenders’ mortgage insurance for borrowers in some of the country’s richest suburbs – and not everyone is happy about it.
Picture reveals housing market reality
Just when you thought the housing market could not get any worse, one real estate agent has just listed a property he says is the worst he’s ever shown.
Staggering number of vacant homes exposed
There may be thousands of empty homes in the heart of one major city, but no one it seems has a handle on just how many.
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Cost of living blamed for animal cruelty spike
The RSPCA has revealed startling new data about how pets are being treated in the cost of living crisis, with nearly 20 reports of animal cruelty a day in one state alone.
Mining pioneer’s role understated: court
The role the founder of a small company seeking lucrative iron ore royalties had in discovering mining sites has been downplayed, a court has been told.
Gran’s desperate plea for orphaned kids
The young children spent 55 hours isolated and enduring extreme temperatures after a devastating crash killed parents Jake Day and Cindy Braddock.
Mystery object found on beach identified
A two-week investigation has concluded, with the mystery object that washed up on a WA beach finally identified.
Poll shock for McGowan’s replacement
Labor enjoyed a victory in the state seat of Rockingham at the weekend, left vacant by the former Premier’s retirement, but there was a big surprise in the voting.
Trial set for alleged Cassius Turvey killers
A trial date has finally been set for four people accused of fatally bashing the 15-year-old as he walked home from school.
Wife’s tragic words after sparky dies in roof
The 24-year-old was electrocuted while working in a suburban home at the weekend, with regulators investigating.
Young tradie dies in freak workplace accident
The wife of a young Aussie electrician electrocuted in a freak accident has taken to social media to leave a gut-wrenching tribute to her husband.
Farmers’ worst fears could be realised
After hundreds of farmers stormed a town hall to oppose divisive new Aboriginal heritage laws, there are now fears the protections could be rolled out nationwide.
Voters to decide Labor leader’s successor
Voters have returned to the polls today to decide who will takeover from outgoing Labor leader Mark McGowan in Perth’s southwest.
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