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From surrealist masterpieces to David Bowie’s handwritten lyrics, we’ve rounded up the museums and galleries where you should spend your time and money.

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6 hours ago From complex needs to career pathways: WA public schools’ biggest changes in 2024

The man behind the changes in arguably one of the more demanding state government portfolios gives the year in review and answers our rapid-fire questions.

Politics

6 hours ago The RBA might delay cutting rates – again. There’s a silver lining for some

Internal documents suggest the Reserve Bank may have to delay interest rate cuts – and its economists understand why that’s confusing for regular Australians.

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6 hours ago From food to fitness: How to enjoy living with your body and brain as you age

Some of Australia’s top experts share what happens to our bodies and brains as the years pass, and what we can do to mitigate less-desirable changes.

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16 hours ago ‘Three years of sheer hell’: Owners of homes ravaged by defective plumbing fight for compensation

Lawyers and the plumbing industry have called for an inquiry into insurance companies denying plumbing compensation after the issue was raised in a damning report into the Victorian Building Authority.

Politics

16 hours ago Cop allegedly slashed with sword while responding to domestic disturbance

A police officer has allegedly been slashed with a sword while responding to a domestic disturbance in South Australia.

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19 hours ago ‘It’s ridiculous’: Children among 35 people caught with weapons in WA anti

Police have conducted more than 4500 edged-weapon scans with hand-held metal detectors since Friday, most of which in Perth’s entertainment precincts.

Events

21 hours ago Australia to provide more aid to Vanuatu as another earthquake strikes

The latest lot of Australian aid includes $2.5 million for medical care, water, sanitation and hygiene products and services. 

Events

21 hours ago Justin Trudeau was one of the world’s most popular leaders. Now he’s toast

His deputy PM has quit, his government faces a vote of no confidence and critics want him to take the same “walk in the snow” his father did four decades ago.

Politics