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Conditions have eased for Perth after a bushfire tore through 18 homes and damaged more than 30 properties in the city's North.

South Australia Police have appointed a Victorian officer to oversee the crash investigation that killed the commissioner's son.

National weather forecast for Saturday November 25

Thousands of Aussies on a P&O cruise to New Zealand have been turned around by border control.

Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius was granted parole 10 years after shooting his girlfriend through a toilet door in South Africa.

Thirteen Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza since October 7 have been handed to the Red Cross.

Thirteen Israeli mothers and children have returned to Israel, the Netanyahu government has released Palestinian prisoners and fuel and supplies are making their way into Gaza amid the temporary truce.

The Perth lord mayor’s escalating cracks at WA Premier Roger Cook and the Labor party in general are starting to burst eardrums in many a political circle.

Food influencer Sydney Food Boy shares his top tips. Plus five all-you-can-eat meals for every budget.

The new LIV Aston, at 7 Spencer Street, will feature state-of-the-art facilities for tenants, including a health and wellness centre with a 25-metre lap pool, sauna, gym, yoga deck, rooftop lounge and outdoor dining and BBQ area.

Oil companies predicted climate change with “frankly shocking accuracy”. Now the lawyers are coming after them.

As part of Saturday’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, a Sydney poetry program is helping refugee women speak out against gender-based violence.

Do you ever feel that some of our biggest companies seem to slowly gobble up more of their smaller competitors? If so, you’re not alone – and Australian households are paying the price.

Vicky Lu has a particularly quirky reason for snapping up one of the iconic Sydney Opera House acoustic reflectors at auction.

People often make the mistake of thinking adventurous design is the realm of the young, but that’s certainly not the case for a senior living in a renovated 1920s apartment in Sydney’s Elizabeth Bay.

The Artful Dodger is a bloody re-introduction to the infamous pickpocket Jack Dawkins and his one-time criminal mentor Fagin.

Growing up, Phillips would jump the fence at the quarter-time breaks to stand between her father’s legs and listen to the player huddles. Her football story won’t end here.

Oscar-winning film director Jane Campion on the woman who has inspired her work, and life.

Sam Pang doesn’t miss the mark when performing … but playing Eddie Jones would have been a real stretch.

Finding the sweet spot where super balances and the age pension intersect can mean you enjoy a comfortable retirement without huge savings.

Australia’s immigration detention centres are not jails, but a new investigation suggests they resemble a tragic and tawdry prison drama.

Company boardrooms aren’t merely filled with the best and brightest. They’re also populated by those who’ve mastered the art of being noticed.

Australia’s biggest credit companies intend to tighten their approval criteria following an increase in the number of borrowers doing it tough.

There is a lot of faddish talk at work about engagement and alignment, but what you rarely hear about is the importance of personal style.

Listed Queensland property fund and developer GARDA Property Group has withdrawn from Melbourne’s troubled office market, selling 8-10 Cato Street in East Hawthorn this week to an owner-occupier.