Two family weddings at the same spot 13 years apart was a chance to reflect on the good, bad and unforgettable moments during that time. And it soon became obvious what was important
Justin Langer
The Local Government Inspector has been bestowed a huge power seen in the Corruption and Crime Commission.
Paul Murray
K-Pop Demon Hunters fans don’t just listen, they inhabit. They learn the moves, wear the clothes, and share the memes because it’s all part of an experience.
Lanna Hill
Would rocking up to her house in full hazmat gear finally get the message across, do you think? One jests, of course, but it does sound like it might be necessary.
Jay Hanna
It says everything about the Liberals that the fracas over Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s comments about Indian immigrants became a debilitating battle over the party’s leadership and identity.
Michelle Grattan
Navigating change at a small local business can be difficult but the continued trust and support of clients old and new is appreciated, writes Joy Mealor from Sheoak Gardening.
Melissa Sheil
Appeal to the public to report any mass kangaroo killings to the authorities, which is a disregarding of environmental standards and community responsibility, writes Kate Cord.
Kate Cord
Every preventable death is one too many, and it’s time for our community and policymakers to act despite discomfort, with urgency, collaboration, and hope.
Emma Jarvis
What the Premier was describing as being in the “rear view mirror” was the small matter of lead in the water at Perth Children’s Hospital.
Basil Zempilas
The NDIS was designed to change lives. And for many, it has. But the scheme has become unsustainable, complex, and increasingly vulnerable to rotting.
Olivia Chapman
Home-grown ghouls have taken to social media to express their delight at Charlie Kirk’s death. Those people don’t understand that political violence won’t end with those with whom they disagree.
As a travel journalist, it’s always in the back of your mind that a disaster could strike at any moment. But this force of nature was a huge shock and very sobering.
Jessie Stoelwinder
MARK RILEY: Jacinta Price’s public challenge to Sussan Ley’s authority exposed a divide within the Liberals that will continue to hinder the party’s bid to win back voters.
Mark Riley
If you’re haunted by the spectre of missed capital gains, you’re far from alone.
Kim Macdonald
‘Basil Zempilas loves talking about himself, so today, I’m going to join in’: Rita Saffioti.
Rita Saffioti
While many Australians were deeply concerned by the presence of Dan Andrews at the massive China Victory Day military parade, the presence of two regional leaders should have worried us even more.
Ross Taylor
Until we start treating healthcare as a collective issue, our longer lives will only deepen Australia’s crisis.
Casey Beros
Have you ever been called hysterical? For men, you might give a moment’s thought before settling on ‘no’ But if you’re a woman, chances are you’re nodding vigorously.
Karen Lombardi
It seems likely that if armed conflict does boil over in the South China Sea, autonomous systems will play a pivotal role.
AARON PATRICK: Israel’s brazen attack on key US ally Qatar will further alienate the Jewish state from Western opinion.
Aaron Patrick
More than 200 years after the first boats carrying European settlers landed on this continent, an Australian government is poised to sign its first treaty with its original people.
Emma Garlett
Western Australia has just come through one of its wettest winters in decades. More rain often means more fuel and firefighters are warning of a longer bushfire season with more hot, windy days.
Alan Wong
It’s a way off, but the 2029 poll could shape up to be a fairer fight than expected.
Jessica Page
We are no longer the only country in our region looking to buy friends and influence people.
