Golfers battle to win $500k for youth mental health
PerthNowby Sophie Gannon·6d ago
$500,000 hole-in-one prize up for grabs as golfers tee off for youth mental health research A $500,000 hole-in-one prize is up for grabs at Wembley Golf Course this weekend as golfers swing into...
Mandurah’s hit list: Cats, pigeons, foxes, rabbits, galahs
PerthNowby Rachel Fenner·6d ago
City of Mandurah puts out tender for years-long feral animal cull program targeting cats, foxes and rabbits The City of Mandurah is looking for a contractor to take down its hit list of feral...
Russia says no plague, locals play down scare
PerthNowby Staff Writers·6d ago
Russia says no plague, locals play down scare Russia's health watchdog says no cases of plague have been detected among anyone who has come into contact with a Siberian plague institute laboratory...
Business sector blasts coalition's migration policy
PerthNowby Allanah Sciberras, Lucinda Garbutt-Young and Jacob Shteyman·6d ago
Business sector blasts coalition's migration policy Sweeping cuts to migration proposed by the coalition have been blasted by the business sector, while farming leaders back the approach that would...
Hipkins edges first New Zealand election debate
PerthNowby Ben McKay·6d ago
Hipkins edges first New Zealand election debate New Zealand Labour leader Chris Hipkins has earned another chunk of momentum after undecided voters declared him the winner of the first election...
Tech companies fight to convince Aussies of benefits
PerthNowby Lucinda Garbutt-Young and Will Nicholas·6d ago
Tech companies fight to convince Aussies of benefits Australia cannot afford to wait before it develops its own artificial intelligence capacity, data centre companies have warned.
Day of mourning as Australia remembers October 7 attack
PerthNowby Staff Writers·6d ago
Day of mourning as Australia remembers October 7 attack Jewish-Australians are mourning the worst terror attack Israel has faced while carrying their own scars from the Bondi massacre.
Population growth not stopping 'recession-like' economy
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman·6d ago
Population growth not stopping 'recession-like' economy Australians face "recession-like" conditions as the nation's increasing reliance on population growth over productivity catches up with...
‘Devastated’: Beloved Australian broadcaster dies
PerthNowby Andrew Hedgman·6d ago
Richard Morecroft dies aged 70 after cancer diagnosis earlier this year Richard Morecroft, one of the most familiar and trusted faces in Australian broadcasting, has died aged 70 after a cancer...
Labor’s $7m cash splash as elderly stranded
PerthNowby Nathan Schmidt·6d ago
NSW Labor government to splurge $7m in at-home care as elderly patients left ‘stranded’ in hospitals The NSW Labor government will splash more than $7m on early intervention for elderly patients...
WATCH: Baldivis ‘monster’ caught beating dog on CCTV
PerthNowby Ava Berryman·6d ago
Gavin Yeomans: Baldivis man fined $10,000 for beating German Shepherd caught on CCTV A 38-year-old man has been fined $10,000 and banned from owning or looking after an animal for two years after...
France braces for day of school blockades and protests
PerthNowby Staff Writers·6d ago
France braces for day of school blockades and protests Protesting pupils are blockading their high schools again on a day of planned demonstrations that will test the resilience and energy of a...
Fellow Bachelor star condemns Sam Wood’s DV allegations
PerthNowby Kellie Balaam·6d ago
Sam Wood: The Bachelor star Matt Agnew condemns domestic violence and fellow Bachelor’s alleged actions Former The Bachelor star Matt Agnew has addressed Sam Wood’s shocking domestic violence...
Young dad revealed as soldier killed in NT training incident
PerthNowby Katherine Kraayvanger·6d ago
Corporal Brendan Hannam: 28-year-old identified as soldier who died in Northern Territory training incident The Australian soldier killed in a freak training accident in the Northern Territory has...
'Bike boy' admits to carjacking with young kids in back
PerthNowby William Ton·6d ago
'Bike boy' admits to carjacking with young kids in back A man suing former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews has admitted to a brazen carjacking and has been refused bail to a rehab facility.
Costs and labour shortage a double blow for regions
PerthNowby Luke Lay·6d ago
Costs and labour shortage a double blow for regions Labour costs and a skills shortage are among the key pressure points for regional businesses as confidence in the economy drops, a report says.
Who’s pitching what on migration
PerthNowby Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer·6d ago
Migration slashed, visa overhauls: Australia’s major political parties migration policies explained Labor, the Coalition and One Nation have now all put out plans to slash migration as polling...
Sam Wood sacked from fitness empire
PerthNowby Kate Stephenson·6d ago
Fitness brand 28 cuts all ties with Sam Wood amid domestic violence charges Sam Wood, accused of serious domestic violence, will no longer be welcome at the fitness company that shares his name...
‘Put your t*** away’: Vile letter to WA café owner
PerthNowby Zosia Melanczuk·6d ago
Young WA café owner reveals customer sent letter with bizarre list of tips including, ‘put your t*** away’ A WA café owner has made waves online after revealing the bizarre hand-written letter...
Aussie job listings ‘lag’ tight economy
PerthNowby Blair Jackson·6d ago
Job ads rise 2.2% in September, ANZ-Indeed index finds One of Australia’s key job vacancy number reports shows the number of jobs on offer rose 2.2 per cent in September.
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