Perth Housing Crisis: Only 17% of Homes Affordable
New PropTrack data reveals Perth's housing affordability crisis worsens as typical families can afford just 17% of homes. Discover the shocking figures and what's driving this crisis.
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Liquid Paper: How a Secretary Revolutionised Typing
Discover how single mother Bette Nesmith created Liquid Paper in her kitchen, turning a simple idea into a 25 million-bottle-per-year business that changed office work forever.
Childhood trauma explains youth crime, says magistrate
WA's first children's court magistrate Jessica Page argues childhood trauma explains juvenile offending while calling for better support systems. Read her insights.
Population Boom Threatens WA Fish Stocks
Western Australia's rapid population growth is putting unprecedented pressure on fish stocks. Industry leader Trevor Whittington warns of potential decimation without immediate action.
Queenscliff Music Festival Through The Years
Explore stunning photos capturing 25 years of Queenscliff Music Festival's evolution. From humble beginnings to iconic Australian music event. See the memories!
WA Rental Crisis Hits 40,000 Households
Western Australia's severe rental crisis leaves 40,000 households in housing stress. Urgent government action needed to address this blight on our wealthy state.
Hunter Valley's WWII Catalina restoration project
Discover how volunteers are restoring a rare WWII Catalina flying boat in NSW's Hunter Valley, preserving Australia's aviation heritage. Learn about the aircraft's wartime legacy.
Perth's Connections Nightclub celebrates 50 years
Perth's iconic Connections Nightclub celebrates 50 years as a pioneer of inclusive nightlife. Discover how this LGBTQIA+ safe haven has survived and thrived through decades of change.
Perth's Shopping Rules Push Consumers Online: Retailers
Perth retailers claim outdated shopping hour regulations are forcing consumers online instead of supporting local businesses. Learn how these rules impact WA's economy.
Historic Veterans' Havens: Chelsea & Les Invalides
Explore the fascinating history of Royal Hospital Chelsea and Les Invalides, two iconic veterans' institutions with rich military heritage. Discover their architectural marvels and museums.
Bird Rock Cafe's insane past detailed in new book
Former owner David Pennington reveals Bird Rock Cafe's wild history in new book - from police raids to celebrity visits. Discover the untold stories behind this iconic Australian venue.
Secret Police Footage in Lisa Govan Murder Case
Exclusive police footage reveals shocking new details in the Lisa Govan murder investigation. Discover the chilling evidence that could finally bring justice.
Alfred Hawes Stone's Diary Reveals Colonial Perth History
Discover how Alfred Hawes Stone's remarkable diary and camera captured early colonial Perth, offering unprecedented insights into WA's foundation years. Explore this fascinating historical treasure!
Colossal Whitlam statue proposed for Canberra landmark
Plans emerge for a monumental 30-meter Gough Whitlam statue atop Black Mountain, inspired by Rio's Christ the Redeemer, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Dismissal.
Crown Perth's 40-Year Evolution from Tip to Resort
As Crown Perth prepares to celebrate its 40th birthday, we explore its remarkable journey from a toxic waste dump to a premier entertainment destination. Discover its transformative impact on Perth.
First Ashes Test Stays in Perth, Confirms CA
Cricket Australia CEO Mike Baird confirms Perth will host the first Ashes Test in 2025. Western Australia's world-class stadium secures the premium slot.
Jhye Richardson takes 3 wickets in comeback match
Australian pace bowler Jhye Richardson claims 3-65 in Cricket Australia XI clash with England Lions, marking strong return from injury. Watch his progress!
Rare Find Sheds Light on 370-Year-Old Shipwreck
Archaeologists uncover evidence revealing the fate of survivors from Australia's oldest shipwreck off WA coast. Discover the incredible story of resilience.
Geelong Advertiser Celebrates 185 Years of Journalism
The Geelong Advertiser marks 185 years of documenting Geelong's transformation from colonial settlement to modern city. Discover how this newspaper witnessed history unfold.
Albanese: Perth Full, Fires Shot at Barmy Army Before Ashes
PM Anthony Albanese declares Perth at capacity for Ashes Test while taking a playful swipe at England's Barmy Army. Get the latest cricket updates from Western Australia.
Newcastle's Legendary Ashes Cricket Moments
Discover Newcastle's iconic Ashes cricket heroes - from Doug Walters' famous century to Rick McCosker's broken jaw. Relive these unforgettable moments as Australia prepares for the 2025-2026 series.
25 Most Memorable Ashes Moments in Cricket History
Relive cricket's greatest rivalry with 25 iconic Ashes moments ahead of the blockbuster Australia vs England series. From Warne's Ball of the Century to Stokes' miracle at Headingley.
Defence Housing to Add 1000 Homes in Rockingham
Defence Housing Australia plans to nearly double its Rockingham portfolio, adding 200 homes annually over five years to support Navy personnel and local economy.
High school dropout wins Young Australian of the Year
Sita Sargeant, who never finished high school, has been named 2026 Young Australian of the Year for ACT. Her company She Shapes History reveals overlooked stories of Australian women.
Whitlam's Legacy Defended in 50-Year Dismissal Debate
As Australia marks 50 years since the Whitlam dismissal, readers debate his monumental reforms versus economic management. From universal healthcare to land rights, his legacy remains contested.
WA Projects Delayed 40% by Environmental Law Failures
Western Australian projects face 40% longer approval delays under Australia's broken environmental laws, threatening jobs and economic growth. Urgent reform needed.
Gordon Institute of TAFE's History in Rare Photos
Explore the rich history of Geelong's Gordon Institute of TAFE through never-before-seen photographs capturing decades of education and community impact.
WA Child Poverty Doubles in Decade: Shock Report
Western Australia faces a child poverty crisis as new data reveals the number of children living in poverty has doubled over the past decade. Urgent action needed.
UWA losing students due to elitist perceptions
The University of Western Australia confronts declining enrolments as students perceive it as elitist and inaccessible. Discover the challenges facing this prestigious institution.
Hunter Valley's Forgotten Mining Horses Honoured
Discover the untold story of Hunter Valley's coal-mining pit horses and their lasting legacy through public art, from Scotland's Kelpies to local sculptures.
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