2 h. ago Trump scolds Israel and Iran as he accuses both of violating ceasefire

The US president reserved his harshest words for America’s special ally, Israel, and said the two countries had been fighting for so long they “don’t know what the f--- they’re doing”.

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7 h. ago Once the West’s great hero, Zelensky is now fighting to keep a divided world on his side

When the Ukrainian president travelled to the UK on Monday to shore up support, he ditched his trademark military fatigues. It was a subtle but calculated diplomatic posture.

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8 h. ago Hardwick fined for flipping the bird; grandson of former AFL boss to make his debut

Damien Hardwick found himself in some hot water over vision aired on Fox Footy, while the Pies have called up marking forward Charlie West at an ideal time – while he is in white-hot form.

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9 h. ago Tradies fired after massive brawl erupts outside Sydney job site

A massive brawl involving more than 20 tradies erupted outside a building site in Sydney's north-west this morning.

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11 h. ago Fremantle Press buys landmark first home with Fini, state support

How on earth would two small arts organisations manage to pull off this complex and ambitious feat? They asked the question – and it was answered.

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11 h. ago Fremantle Press, CircusWA buy landmark first home with Fini, state support

How on earth would two small arts organisations manage to pull off this complex and ambitious feat? They asked the question – and it was answered.

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12 h. ago With coal’s demise in WA set, can renewables step up to fill the gap?

A new report warns WA is falling well short of renewable energy generation requirements, while the energy market operator’s assessment of the state’s electricity generation needs identifies a looming shortfall.

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14 h. ago Perth to Paris passengers landing back in WA after 15 hours in the air

This masthead is at Perth Airport where the arrivals board has just changed to show flight QF33R will arrive back at its starting point around 11am Perth time.

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14 h. ago Perth to Paris flight passengers didn’t know about Iranian missiles until landing back in WA

Weary travellers landed back in Perth Airport at 11am (1pm AEST) on Tuesday, 15 hours after they left the night before.

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15 h. ago The state budget is in better shape. The economy, though? Short of fighting fit

Treasurer Daniel Mookhey’s budget lacks ambition in that it makes no attempt at taking on tax reform.

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15 h. ago ‘Afraid of his own shadow’: The split that could finally take down Trump’s old enemy

US Fed chair Jerome Powell has been fighting to hold on to his job since Donald Trump returned to the White House. It just got a lot harder.

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15 h. ago A century on debut, then dropped. How Inglis is approaching his next shot at Test level

Josh Inglis is back in Australia’s XI after his dream debut in January – but isn’t treating this week’s West Indies Test as an audition to stay there.

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15 h. ago Lehrmann to fight to have his Toowoomba rape case thrown out of court

The former Liberal Party staffer’s lawyer has filed an application, with claims that his lawyer’s phone calls were obtained illegally.

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18 h. ago What we know about the ceasefire and Iran’s attack against the US

Iran has retaliated against the United States’ attack on its nuclear bases. What do we know about the regime’s response? And will the US fight back?

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21 h. ago Cement facility fights to expand just 85 metres from Yarraville homes

Residents say their health will be at risk from dust and truck traffic if a cement manufacturer is allowed to boost production despite contravening usual buffer-zone rules.

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22 h. ago The Sydney program taking Roua closer to her dream of being a nurse

For many refugees living in western Sydney, feeling a lack of support is common. But an education program proposes to change that.

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22 h. ago Don’t miss the ‘chopped roti’ dish at this Sri Lankan eatery in western Sydney

Chef Ceylon’s kottu roti crackles with deep-fried curry leaves and coconut shreds.

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22 h. ago Wallaby war hero’s name to live on after Lions make trophy change

The Tom Richards Cup, named after a Gallipoli hero who played for both Australia and the Lions, has been retired after being contested in 2001 and 2013.

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22 h. ago Carnaby’s carnage laid bare in ongoing fallout from WA’s horror summer

Pets have become pests to those on the frontlines of the battle to save WA’s best-loved bird; and they’ve laid bare new details of just how bad things can get.

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31 h. ago First look at Barbados pitch as Australia prepare for uncertain West Indies surfaces

Australia face a tough call on their team balance as Bridgetown serves up a pitch that could deliver surprises. Here’s what the numbers say.

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