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Our homePremiumCanopy of dreams

Affording treetop outlooks, warmth and character, an unrivalled lifestyle awaits at this enchanting hills retreat.

Kaylee Cranley

Why do we keep wanting to make investment harder?

The negative gearing debate has reared its ugly head again, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese failing to explicitly rule out changes as an election policy.

Joe White

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How healthy is your street?

It seems there is an app or an online tool for everything these days – and now there is an online tool for testing how healthy our local streets are.

Richard Pappas

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Building a cooler future for Perth

Spring has arrived in Western Australia, and with summer swiftly approaching, residents across the state are about to face their yearly challenge.

Ronald Chan

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Review2025 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid review

The cheapest Santa Fe Hybrid could well be the pick of the range, offering a suite of features and tech with seven seats for $55,000.

James Wong

NewsPopular US cookie’s plans for Australia

After a massive turnout for a cult cookie left some customers angered, founders of the sweet treat have hinted at what’s next in store.

Aisling Brennan

BusinessCommentsPremiumDell, Flight Centre issue return-to-office mandate

Two more major multinationals have directed Australian staff to get back to the office, in the latest blow to work-from-home devotees.

Blair Jackson

Federal politicsCommentsPremiumWA workers short-changed $600m in unpaid super

About 310,000 WA workers had their superannuation underpaid in one year, with the sector saying this demonstrates the need to move to paying super on payday not quarterly.

Katina Curtis

The NightlyCan weight loss drugs like Ozempic treat eating disorders?

Doctors are already using weight loss drugs to treat binge eating disorder. But some experts warn that it’ a Band-Aid, not a fix.

Dani Blum

OpinionWhat sub-$60,000 family sedan or wagon should you buy?

Want a family car but aren't keen on SUVs? Here's what the CarExpert team would choose for less than $60,000.

Max Davies

NewsAustralian hybrid sales: How Toyota, others are tracking in 2024

Over two thirds of all hybrid vehicles sold so far in 2024 wear a Toyota badge, even as more brands introduce electrified options.

William Stopford

BEING BARRAPremiumIt’s been a confronting week, not for the reasons you think

How many more times will I see the roses bloom? How many more times will I see a sunset at Cott or go to Rotto, and yes, how many more grand finals will I see? Yes, I’ve been having some deep thoughts.

Adrian Barich

News2025 Isuzu D-Max buyers guide: Ute picks for the city, worksite and weekend

The Isuzu D-Max range has expanded over the years to include variants aimed at a vast array of potential buyers.

Josh Nevett

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How to financially prepare to start a family

Because raising kids can be expensive, here’s how you can get ahead and financially prepare for this new chapter of your life.

David Koch

THAT’S LIFEPremiumInside the new, winding journey I’ve embarked on

You see, one does not simply have curly hair. No. One is on a curl journey. And it turns out the journey comes at first-class prices.

Nat Locke

NYT recipe Cheesy French toast with kimchi

When French toast meets kimchi grilled cheese, we arrive at a surprising and joyous union. 

Hetty Lui McKinnon

Food reviewPremiumPerth Breakfast and Brunch: Fez Cafe, Mt Lawley

What do Perth cafes have against butter?

Kate Emery

STM LOVESPremiumWhat we’re eating, wearing and watching this week

A range of sneakers in a campaign fronted by Samantha Harris, an enzyme mask from a favourite WA skincare brand and two very important initiatives for Breast Cancer Care WA.

Katherine Fleming

ReviewPremium2025 BMW 4 Series review

The BMW 4 Series blends good looks on the inside and outside with refined driving dynamics, whether you're commuting or hustling.

Scott Collie

commentPremiumFive things I don’t understand

Puzzles for Motoring Editor STEPHEN SCOURFIELD

Stephen Scourfield

People moverPremiumKia Carnival 3.5-litre petrol GT-Line review

It’s beats any seven-seater SUV

Olga de Moeller

historyPremiumHelp to find the Goblin

MOGENS JOHANSEN reports on an appeal to West Wheels readers for help in locating a unique hand-made car.

Mogens Johansen

HEALTHHow daylight saving damages your health

Australia’s leading health experts reveal how 60 minutes of sleep deprivation affects your body as parts of the nation transition to daylight saving.

Emma Kirk

Business NetworkingIN PICTURES: Business community gathers for ACCI Sundowner

North Road Shopping Centre played host to the Albany Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s monthly networking Social Sundowner on September 19. 

Georgia Campion