Are these the funniest animal photos?
THERE’S penguins, lizards and even a bear — but for these wacky animals there’s a prize to be shared in this year’s Comedy Wildlife Photography Competition. SEE THE IMAGES
In Depth
Walking to respect the memory of Lyn Dawson
AS homicide police continue their forensic dig at the former Bayview home of missing woman Lyn Dawson, residents say they want to show support for her family with a respectful walk in her memory.
‘I never thought it could be a career’
OPERA superstar Yvonne Kenny’s voice has taken her from Northbridge Public School to the finest opera houses in the world. Now she return to her north shore roots and the stage where it all started, Lisa Mayoh writes.
$10.5b in construction approved for Sydney’s west
DEVELOPMENT applications in greater western Sydney continue to skyrocket as more than $10.8 billion worth of development was approved in the last year. See our list to find out where.
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25 years of crimes that shocked Victoria
IT’S 25 years since the first copy of the Herald Sun rolled off the presses, and we’ve been at the forefront of crime reporting ever since. These are cases that have shaped us, moved us and changed us.
WAs other cities of the future
VISA rules would be relaxed to allow 25,000 international migrants into WA’s northwest over the next 20 years, under a proposal by the state’s highest profile country politician.
Innovation key to economy and livability
FROM 3D printing to augmented reality and harnessing wave power, WA companies are at the cutting edge of technology – but will Perth’s traffic congestion harm future economic productivity?
Future Perth: 900,000 new homes without the urban sprawl
PERTH’S urban sprawl could be stopped if some of the city’s open space is sacrificed for housing.
The fight to rid WA of ice addiction
FOR five years, Mark Curtis was living it large earning $600 a day drilling on the mines and coming home to a binge-fest of illicit drugs and booze.
Rising from the ashes
THE fire that razed 57 homes in the Perth Hills burned for almost a month. Nearly one year on, the community has banded together in an inspiring show of strength.
The night horror came back to Bali
ONE moment they were in an island paradise, the next they were in hell. This is how death and destruction returned to Australia’s doorstep.
Will plants on Prozac keep us fed?
OUR crops are getting stressed. Extremes of heat and cold are becoming increasingly common. But scientists say there are ways to keep the world’s booming population well-fed.
Giant leaps forward in space exploration
THE history of space exploration is full of small steps, giant leaps for mankind, and many setbacks in between. So how significant is the discovery of water on Mars?
Why 1.4 million extra Chinese will come to Brisbane
FORGET the mining boom – China’s middle class are about to create a tourism boom and it’s coming to Brisbane.
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