‘Sick joke’: Greens say Labor housing plan ‘won’t touch the sides’ of urgent need
The government’s housing policies have been labelled a ‘sick joke’ in a fiery interview.
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What should you buy instead of a Tesla Model Y?
If you’re after an electric SUV, you could buy a Tesla Model Y like everybody else… or you could buy one of these instead.
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Can the Australian power grid handle EVs? Part 2: Solutions
Australia’s roads are home to more electric cars than ever, and the number on offer will only continue to grow. What does that mean for our power grid?
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Subtle arts: Mark Manson to bring his live tour to Perth
The no-nonsense words of author Mark Manson have sparked marriage proposals and prompted divorces. Now the author will bring his anti-self-help teachings to Perth.
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Adrian Barich: why I think studying abroad should be compulsory for Australian students
This will sound sacrilegious but despite Perth being one of the best places on Earth, sometimes we need to get away. With teenage kids, I see that travel can be the answer to a lot of life’s little problems.
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Screen Queen TV Reviews: Bad Monkey, Guy Mont Spelling Bee, Thank God You’re Here and Emily In Paris
Vince Vaughn is coming to TV with a new crime comedy from the executive producer of Ted Lasso, Scrubs and Shrinking — and it looks absolutely ace.
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Gardens of WA: Claremont community garden brings those of all ages together
This garden is young, but it is a sign of things to come — a space for locals to come together, harvest produce, tend plants and get to know one another.
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Paris Olympics highlight corporate battles between major labels Nike, Adidas, Asics, Hoka, On Running
The Olympics — to purists, at least — are about the sport and the competition, but they’re an increasingly high-stakes sport for the corporate giants that back the 19-day event.
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David Koch: Answer to fixing Australia’s housing affordability crisis revealed
The answer to Australia’s housing affordability problem remains a controversial debate for policymakers, while new building supply falls painfully short of demand.
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Aussie state takes lead for most gold medals in the country
With the 2024 Paris Olympics closing ceremony just days away, one Australian state has taken a decisive lead in the domestic competition for the most gold medals.
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