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Perth apartment owners are still living in developments using the deadly cladding found on Grenfell Tower while others have been forced to put their hand into their own pocket to fix the costly problem after a spate of builders went bust.

The section of Swan River averaged 151 pieces of plastic per square metre along the shore.

Supply chain delays and high demand have been blamed for delays in replacing potentially flammable cladding on public buildings.

The Perth dog markets are out of control. Before people go falling in love with that fluffy little face, they need to ask themselves some harder questions.

Perth apartment owners are still living in developments using the deadly cladding found on Grenfell Tower while others have been forced to put their hand into their own pocket to fix the costly problem after a spate of builders went bust.

Two of the four sites between the Stirling Bridge and Point Walter had high levels of plastic – which has negative impacts on aquatic ecosystems and finds its way from rivers out into the ocean.

Max Verstappen took full advantage of an engine failure for Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc to win the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday and open up a commanding lead in the world championship.

Tiffany Skeggs tells how she and her abuser were stopped at Melbourne airport but allowed to continue travelling, despite evidence on their phones.

The buy now, pay later sector’s rising bad debts and losses have become more apparent after pandemic stimulus payments from the government ended last year, and investors are worried.

We have higher priorities and more important things than a decision to become a republic and a model for its head of state.

A consortium led by wagering pioneer Matthew Tripp was seeking to acquire the Australian division of PointsBet.

New Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus is being asked to review defamation laws.

Former AFL player Tony Armstrong on the best piece of advice he’s ever received, and what’s at the top of his sporting bucket list.

A budget of $1.59 million may not stretch very far in Sydney, but could get you a beachfront abode, stunning views and a pool in other parts of the country.

In one of the current housing market’s worst ironies, the people likely to be slugged hardest by the latest interest rate increase are those who don’t actually own property.

Woodside is committed to its $17 billion Scarborough gas project but faces opposition from Traditional Custodians and a new look at carbon emissions before it gains approval to start construction offshore.

Once one of the most powerful figures in Australian television, David Leckie, has posthumously been made a Member of the Order of Australia.

Global streaming giants have asked the federal government to not impose production quotas saying a shortage of labour and lack of facilities makes it impossible to meet targets.

The State Emergency Service will receive its single biggest investment on the back of the norther rivers flood disaster.

Judge’s remarks on divorce appeal, amateurs locked in wrestling hold, and freak of nature saves man’s life

After months of panic buying in the face of wartime shortages, a coupon system of clothes rationing was introduced by the Commonwealth Government.

Former Qantas chairman and Rio Tinto chief executive Leigh Clifford was awarded a Companion of the Order of Australia. In receiving his award, he added his voice to the many business leaders calling out for a boost to immigration.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz and target.

They care quietly for others and often, their hard work is unacknowledged. These are their stories.

Donna Hay, the bestselling cookbook author and television personality, says she is “overwhelmed and humbled” to be awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia.