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  1. Racist threatsPremium‘Evil forces using virus as weapon’ against Treasurer

  2. Coronavirus fightPremiumCOVIDSafe app breaks downloads record

  3. COVID bouncebackPremiumCCIWA calls on Govt to scrap ‘job killing’ payroll tax

  4. Safety firstPremiumWA miners agree to extended testing of FIFO workers

  5. Coronavirus crisisPremium‘Relax WA’s borders for AFL clubs’: State Opposition

Grim discoveryPremiumCops quiz child over wheelie bin body find

A juvenile is speaking to police after the body of an 18-year-old was found outside Newman Hospital in the early hours of this morning.

Sam Jones and Rourke Walsh

Troy MercantiPremiumNotorious bikie’s lawyers to ‘negotiate’ with police

Troy Mercanti’s legal team will engage in “further discussions” with police in relation to fresh allegations the high profile bikie breached his post sentence supervision order, it’s been revealed.

Phil Hickey

Russian rouletteVideoPremiumWhy AFL’s FIFO plan will put Aussies at risk

A fly-in, fly-out model for the AFL to restart its season has been slammed by WA’s Chief Health Officer Andrew Robertson as the most dangerous option.

Steve Butler and Peter Law

Wild WednesdayVideoThousands of homes still in dark after stormageddon

The ferocious storm packed powerful winds of almost 130km/h, toppled trees onto cars and power lines and sent trampolines careering across streets.

Danielle Le Messurier and Caitlyn Rintoul

ReinstatementPremium‘Limits of authority’: Principal warned on return

The Department of Education has reinstated popular Halls Head principal Bronwyn White after reminding her of the ‘limits of her authority’ — following controversy over COVID advice.

Jake Dietsch

Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Coronavirus crisisPremiumPremier flatly refuses to ease border closures for AFL

WA will not compromise its borders for an AFL re-start that sees eastern teams flying into Perth without going through a quarantine period.

Peter de Kruijff

Rates debaclePremiumThousands of Perth homes to get bigger rates bills

Perth councils that have promised to freeze rates will slap thousands of homes with higher bills this year, creating winners and losers on every street.

Peter de Kruijff and Josh Zimmerman

Coronavirus crisisVideo‘Amazing’ result as new WA virus numbers stay at zero

WA has recorded no new coronavirus cases for the seventh day in a row, a result Premier Mark McGowan has called “amazing and incredible”.

Peter de Kruijff

  1. The West LiveRegional towns ‘will die’ without help: Tourism boss

  2. ExclusivePremiumPerth Airport fires back at Qantas’ ‘aggressive’ claims

  3. Victorian biasPremiumDockers coach urges AFL to level playing field

  4. Keeping afloatPremium30pc of WA businesses tap into JobKeeper wage help

  5. Coronavirus crisisPremium‘V-shaped’ recovery for Perth economy: report

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Trial of the centuryClaremont trial: Everything you need to know

For so long, so much has been said and written about the Claremont serial killings, but so little was known. Now for the first time, read everything you need to know about the ‘trial of the century’.

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Bloody endVideoPremiumHow violent shopping centre horror unfolded

Ten minutes of carnage saw seven people stabbed and their attacker shot dead by police in front of horrified shoppers — with the shocking incident all caught on camera. WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Tim Clarke, Sam Jones, Jakeb Waddell and Sarah Steger

WATCH NOWVideoPremiumClaremont Trial: a visual tour of Claremont

In part one of this special two-part series, The West’s Tim Clarke takes you on a visual tour of Claremont - the places where Sarah Spiers, Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon were last seen alive.

Tim Clarke

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‘Brace yourself, Bradley’VideoPremiumBombshell moment Claremont accused is ‘tied’ to crimes

WA’s trial of the century has been shown the moment accused Claremont serial killer Bradley Robert Edwards is told by police his DNA sample was linked to three horrific crimes.

Shannon Hampton

Ferocious stormsVideoWild weather causes havoc across WA

People across WA have woken up to more wild weather as emergency services deal with the aftermath of last night’s storm. Winds of up to 130kmh tore down trees and power lines across Perth.

PremiumLife in jail for ‘fantasy’ stab attack on father

A man who had fantasised about torturing and killing his father before killing him with an ornamental dagger and a meat cleaver in “blind anger” has been jailed for life for his murder.

PremiumBaseballer found out about family’s murder on Facebook

Former Perth Heat base-baller Blake Bivens has opened up in raw detail about the murder of his wife, infant son and mother-in-law, revealing he found out about their horrific deaths via social media.

PremiumAccused killer finally reveals his take of the ‘truth’

Shock, confusion, consternation and disbelief. Those were the emotions seen on video today writ large across the face of Claremont accused Bradley Edwards — just moments after his astonishing arrest.

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Politics

Coronavirus pandemicPremiumHerd immunity a ‘death sentence’: PM

Scott Morrison said Australia had “more than measured up” to fighting the virus.

Sarah Ison

HER MAJESTYQueen calls ScoMo to discuss COVID-19

Scott Morrison has received a call from The Queen, who was “very interested” in how Australia was combating the coronavirus.

Sarah Ison

EXCLUSIVEPremiumTreasurer given 24/7 security over extremist threats

A 24/7 security detail has been deployed for Josh Frydenberg after he received racist extremist threats, marking the first time an Australian treasurer has been issued with around-the-clock guards.

Lanai Scarr

Virus shutdownPremium‘Let’s get one million Aussies back to work’: PM

Prime Minister Scott Morrison detailed the impact the coronavirus shutdown was having on the economy.

Lanai Scarr

  1. Tax not scrappedPremiumMcGowan Government rules out tax reform

  2. virus shutdownPremiumFrydenberg reveals huge cost of schools closure

  3. Trans-TasmanPremiumNew Zealand PM to join National Cabinet virus meeting

  4. Coronavirus crisisPremiumTrans-Tasman ‘bubble’ a winner: NZ PM

  5. EXCLUSIVEPremiumCity’s $30 million plan to save Perth CBD

Lifestyle

Coronavirus challengesPremiumActor Drayton Morley on cancer in COVID-19

While all of us are vulnerable, the COVID-19 pandemic presents a unique set of challenges for those fighting cancer.

Cy Clayton

Massive renovation shocks WA couple

Leaving the other teams with what is probably the biggest home in House Rules history, WA couple Tanya and Dave Dawes say they were shocked by just how much was achieved in the week-long renovation.

PremiumTry your hand at these mouth-watering recipes

From easy retro favourites to delicious desserts, you’re sure to find inspiration in these recipes that will delight the whole family.

PremiumSabrina Hahn on planting an edible garden

Your ultimate guide on what and how to plant the right variety of vegetable in any sized garden.

Entertainment

K-DRAMAPremiumHead over heels in the hermit kingdom

Modern TV is designed to be binged, but rarely does a show inspire the kind of obsessive viewing that South Korean hit, Crash Landing On You, has attracted.

Belle Taylor

PremiumBack inside a love story after marriage

The trials and tribulations of long-term relationships have long provided comic fodder for the creators of Britain’s classic drawing room comedies.

PremiumStill having a laugh

Comedian Tom Gleisner says he is somewhat concerned when he finds out just how many people use his comedy trivia show as their weekly dose of news.

PremiumBella finds her way through teen trauma

While her character Bella Nixon has had her fair share of tough storylines on Home And Away, actor Courtney Miller says she feels the teenager is finally starting to find her feet.

Best in the westPremiumBuddy the star of Demons best line-up

In our reconstructed WAFL, the Demons would be in the mix for one of the last two spots in a finals series.

Mark Duffield

Victorian-biasVideoMcGuire’s message for WA haters: ‘Get over it’

Just hours after retired Fremantle great Matthew Pavlich said WA-based clubs were growing tired with the Victorian-centric AFL, McGuire went on the attack, claiming the criticism was “stupidity”.

YOUR SAYPremiumLegend tells AFL: Tear up your MCG Grand Final contract

Glen Jakovich knows all about having to play a final in Melbourne despite being the higher placed team on the ladder. That’s why he is calling on the AFL to put its money where its mouth is when it comes to being a national competition.

Jon Ralph

  1. Coronavirus crisisPremium‘Relax WA’s borders for AFL clubs’: State Opposition

  2. Big fishVideoLyon reveals Freo’s four biggest trade fails

  3. Coronavirus crisisPremiumPremier flatly refuses to ease border closures for AFL

  4. Border closuresVideoConca not concerned by extra time interstate

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WA footy 101VideoPremiumWA footy 101: Would the 90s Eagles win without Sumich?

Were there better players in the Eagles dynasty of the 1990s? Almost certainly. Were there any more important than Suma? Highly doubtful.

Mark Duffield

Lion shareVideoPremiumSubiaco’s best side if AFL talent returned

If AFL players came home to the WAFL how many would crack Subiaco’s best side?

Mitchell Woodcock

PremiumWA footy 101: WA’s greatest footy comeback ever

The greatest comeback in WA football history wouldn’t have happened without an instinctive decision by Steve Marsh.

PremiumXavier Ellis: How to make the hubs work

The AFL’s proposed “hub” scenario was met with serious backlash but Ellis goes through how “hubs” would happen.

PremiumWA Footy 101: Star-studded Demons of 1999

Coached by two-time Perth premiership hero and Bernie Naylor medallist Murray Couper, who took the reins from Warren Mahoney, this team was stacked with future AFL talent.

Exclusive analysisPremiumThe Evolution of... Jeremy McGovern

In the process of his rare and exceptional decade in the league, West Coast’s four time All Australian defender has emerged as the best defender in the AFL. This is the Evolution Of Jeremy McGovern.

Ryan Buckland

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No problemPremiumNRL wants to seal TV deal in two weeks

Channel 9’s reported bullishness over a new broadcast deal with the NRL hasn’t dented ARL Commission chairman Peter V’landys’ confidence of resolving the TV rights before the season restarts.

Peter Badel

Australian Open could be canned for 2021

Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley admits there may be no 2021 Australian Open due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Premium‘No jab, no play’: PM calls for NRL anti-vax bans

ARL Commission chairman Peter V’landys has called on players to follow the NRL’s flu-shot policy after Prime Minister Scott Morrison suggested anti-vaxxers should be banned.

Clarke fills Rugby's CEO post after Wiggs walks

Former Melbourne Rebels and Brumbies boss Rob Clarke has been announced as Rugby Australia's interim CEO, hours after board member Peter Wiggs resigned.

ObscurePremiumThe 34 most ridiculous rules in sport

Cricket penalties you never knew existed, golf club limits, strange rules about footy jumpers and why NFL players should keep their legs shut. And that’s just scratching the surface of world sport’s crazy fine print.

Al Paton and Michael Randall

  1. The Last DancePremiumReynolds likens Latrell ‘bashing’ to Michael Jordan

  2. Rugby UnionNew All Blacks leaders eye Wallabies

  3. Got himPremiumWhat does Shane Warne do all day? Get ready to find out

  4. Long gamePremiumPerry taking it ‘slow’ on road to recovery

  5. Staying putPremiumBack off Queensland! Grand final, Origin going nowhere

New designPremiumTowers shrink, but will it win over miffed Woodside?

Plans for two controversial city towers that last year prompted gas giant Woodside to take legal action has development support from the City of Perth.

Kim Macdonald

Dream fadesPremiumLiquidators to wind up Vicstock Grain

Once aspiring to be WA’s biggest grain producer, Vicstock has gone into liquidation.

Jenne Brammer

ExclusivePremiumPerth Airport fires back at Qantas’ ‘aggressive’ claims

CEO Alan Joyce says the airline has managed to do deals with almost every domestic airport for coronavirus relief, except Perth, which he claimed still owes it up to $200m for a terminal sale.

Geoffrey Thomas

COVID bouncebackPremiumCCIWA calls on Govt to scrap ‘job killing’ payroll tax

Scrapping payroll tax and replacing stamp duty with an annual land tax headline an extensive suite of measures proposed by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA to kick-start the post-COVID economy.

Josh Zimmerman and Peter Law

  1. Market gamblePremiumShort-term trading a sucker punch for mums and dads

  2. Oil surgeVideoPremiumASX dips as banks show weakness

  3. Mixed bagVideoPremiumWA panic-buyers smash all-time retail spending records

  4. Few opportunitiesPremiumTumbling apprenticeships a warning for future workforce

  5. Prices tumblePremiumLuxury hotel now in rental market to combat downturn

Opinion

Cracks in rates ‘freeze’PremiumThe conversation Perth councils have been dreading

The majority of Perth councils have sworn to freeze rates they collect to ease the burden on struggling families. But a key component of the rate-setting formula has thrown that pledge into disarray.

Josh Zimmerman

Josh ZimmermanReporter

Local governmentPremiumWhat is slowing down the City of Perth inquiry?

The inquiry into the City of Perth has now gone longer than than The WA Inc royal commission.

Paul Murray

Paul MurrayColumnist

Clear advicePremiumClarity is key as children return to school

We need to know what’s in and what’s out. We need to know what is and isn’t putting ourselves and others at risk. We need no room for interpretation or confusion. The stakes are too high.

Lanai Scarr

Lanai ScarrFederal Political Editor

PremiumMental health battles loom in wake of virus crisis

West Australians know that we’re in one of the best places in the world to weather the storm, but that doesn’t lessen the blow for those who have lost their businesses, or jobs

PremiumNow is not the time to poke the panda

As we mop up the health emergency that is the coronavirus crisis, we need cool heads not a cold war.

PremiumOpinion: I’ve never felt a sense of community so strong

We’re being more resourceful and supporting local business and neighbours, but will these acts carry on once life goes back to normal? Columnist Paula Kuka explores.

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Inside Cover

Sweet rivalryPremiumBake off for cancer supported by blue and gold

A volunteer group raising money for cancer wants people to bake a cake decorated with Cancer Council colours (blue and yellow) and share a pic online social media using the hashtag #BakeForResearch.

BEN O'SHEA

Inside CoverPremiumColin Barnett’s son says Scomo is ‘out of his mind’

The son of former WA premier Colin Barnett reckons Scott Morrison has lost his marbles if he wants to pick a fight with Beijing over the origins of COVID-19.

BEN O'SHEA

Inside CoverPremiumResearchers hope to help us deal with COVID-19

Researchers hope to bolster our psychological resilience to COVID-19, WA Police help reunite owners and officers with stolen bikes and May the 4th be with you in the form of a pretzel.

BEN O'SHEA

Inside CoverPremiumCOVID hospitality training program ‘too easy to work’

Inside Cover tackled the McGowan Government’s new coronavirus assessment without reading a word and passed with flying colours in 10 minutes. It might fast-track jobs but will it save lives?

BEN O'SHEA

Inside CoverPremiumHow to keep kids cyber-safe during COVID-19 crisis

With kids spending more time online than usual, old mate Constable Care wants to remind parents that a global pandemic isn’t the only thing children need protecting from.

Ben O'Shea

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Your Money

MasterclassYour Money COVID-19 Masterclass Seminar

WA’s most trusted financial adviser, Nick Bruining, hosts a free online seminar on super, pensions and investment designed to make you feel a bit better about your current lot in life.

Nick Bruining

Mortgage outragePremiumCBA hits customers with new mortgage change

Hundreds of thousands of Commonwealth Bank customers have now had their mortgage repayments automatically lowered and it’s up to them to make changes if they don’t like it.

Sophie Elsworth

Work the systemPremiumSuper loophole to rebuild savings with a big tax break

You qualified to pull money out of super. You might want to put it back when things improve. You can, tax-effectively, and pick up tax returns of between $2000 to $6000 along the way.

Bruce Brammall

Super paymentsPremiumSuper funds warned on early access delays

Superannuation funds are racing to hand over cash after more than one million Australians applied for early withdrawals. But those who delay payments face serious consequences.

Sophie Elsworth

Think twicePremiumCashing out of ASX for overseas gems a risky business

Buying overseas through managed funds can help diversify the portfolios of people who otherwise might be overly exposed to a relatively narrow, Antipodean investment mix. But there are risks ...

Neale Prior

Questions answeredVideoFree masterclass to shine light in the financial gloom

WA’s most trusted financial adviser, Nick Bruining, is hosting a free online seminar on super, pensions and investment designed to make you feel a bit better about your current lot in life.

Ben Harvey

Property

ExclusivePremiumLandlords fear end of Airbnb after virus slashes prices

Airbnb providers say their industry has been ravaged by coronavirus with bookings down by about 95 per cent, prompting calls to use them as quarantine hubs to save ‘mum and dad’ hosts.

Kim Macdonald

House thatPremiumMonadelphous boss’ $2.2m Big Apple

Rob Velletri is used to dealing with big numbers. So perhaps it was the size of an Applecross property that attracted him to buy it recently.

Kim Macdonald

PremiumTop WA model nabs heir to Fini family fortune

Fremantle-born model Tahnee Atkinson’s mystery boyfriend has finally been revealed as the son of the State’s most influential property developer, Adrian Fini.

PremiumLandlords slash car yard rates to ease AP Eagers’ pain

Half of the group’s landlords have agreed to waive or defer rent for three months to help the country’s biggest car dealer navigate the financial damage from COVID-19.

PremiumLandlord Liza: Libs leader rents out Scarborough flats

Tenants in one of the city’s most popular coastal suburbs call Opposition leader Lisa Harvey landlord, and even got her to give them a discount on the $740-a-week advertised lease price.

Pushing aheadPremium$65m Forbes tower to woo foreign buyers seeking safety

The developers will not delay the sales launch for the project, claiming Perth will be a target for an anticipated rush of global finance that will soon be looking for a new home.

Kim Macdonald

Food

Demand growsPremiumChina gets appetite back for luxury Aussie food

China's demand for seafood products like oysters and lobsters and luxury red meat is starting to see some return, according to the Australian Department of Agriculture.

Annabel Hennessy

PremiumIs there gold at the end of Double Rainbow?

Will this Northbridge restaurant’s food still dazzle on the doorstep? Will it still be fun outside of their beautiful and boisterous dining room? Amanda Keenan finds out.

PremiumRob Broadfield on the best coffee he has ever had

Lockdown and the rules it brings has The West’s food critic travelling back to another time and place.

PremiumREVIEW: Brika and Sauma a multicultural delight

From Greece to India, these two restaurants’ takeaway menus bring the best of robust global cooking to the comfort of your home.

Drink

Branching outPremiumPerth hospitality venues turn grocers in time of need

A handful of hospitality venues have turned to selling groceries as a way to stay afloat and support suppliers and the community as lockdown measure linger.

Kate Emery

PremiumThe wines Ray Jordan would tuck into year-round

The West Australian wine editor recommends three “outstanding” drops to pour once the work day is over.

PremiumIsolation refreshments: New brews to get you through

No pub, no worries. These are the new local and global beers that you can drink in the comfort of your own home.

PremiumIs grenache the perfect red to drink in Autumn?

If the cooler nights have you craving a glass of red to warm you up then these recommendations from Ray Jordan will do just that.

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Energy-relief packagesEnergy relief packages launched to support WA households through COVID-19

WA’s largest electricity provider, Synergy is working with the WA Government to deliver a range of energy-specific relief packages to support customers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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UWA releases new entry options for Year 12 students amid Covid-19

The University of Western Australia has found an innovative way to ease the concerns of Year 12 students amid Covid-19 by assuring students that a pathway into higher education is available to them.

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8 simple tips to transform your photos

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6 West Aussie businesses to get behind this week

Our weekly digest of local businesses who are still open and who could use your support.

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Regional

Hedland falloutVideoPremiumA ‘caring, nice guy ... mental health overwhelmed him’

The victims of the FIFO father who went on a stabbing spree in South Hedland would one day forgive the “caring” and “nice” guy, friends have said.

Phil Hickey & Caitlyn Rintoul

ExclusivePremiumNW land revaluations could cost resource giants

Energy giant Chevron could contribute to an extra $4.3 million in Pilbara council bills this year despite a State Government-requested rates freeze.

Peter de Kruijff

COVID-19PremiumSmall Goldfields town’s businesses should re-open: MP

State Member for Kalgoorlie Kyran O’Donnell would like to see COVID-19 restrictions eased in some smaller Goldfields towns to allow hotels, cafes and restaurants to reopen, while keeping borders shut.

Tegan Guthrie

South Hedland rampageVideoPremiumUnion praises ‘brave’ cops for shooting ‘madman’

The WA Police Union boss has praised the ‘brave’ officers forced to shoot dead South Hedland ‘madman’ Ashley Fildes saying more people would have been hurt had they not acted.

Phil Hickey

Bloody endVideoPremiumHow violent shopping centre horror unfolded

Ten minutes of carnage saw seven people stabbed and their attacker shot dead by police in front of horrified shoppers — with the shocking incident all caught on camera. WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Tim Clarke, Sam Jones, Jakeb Waddell and Sarah Steger

Sally’s storyWA farmer a trailblazer for women in agriculture

MUST READ: Passionate cattle and sheep producer Sally O’Brien, who once doubted if she would ever become a farmer, shares her story of more than 20-year career in agriculture with Countryman.

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50 best ever travel experiences part 4PremiumIt’ll take your breath away

Travel editor STEPHEN SCOURFIELD continues his epic countdown with numbers 20 to 11

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LondinuimOn the trail for Roman ruins in London

RONAN O’CONNELL unearths a fascinating slice of hidden history

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FranceSleeping beauties simply spellbinding

Parisian portraiture is WILL YEOMAN’s constant companion

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glimpse into a bespoke futurePremium2020 Modern mode for the Mississippi

STEPHEN SCOURFIELD finds a modern way to explore America’s past

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Motoring

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