Tuesday's news
30 Jul 2013
Fuel discounts driving up petrol prices, asylum seekers to be housed in tent city on Nauru, young girl saves baby thrown from burning building, commuters prepare for major rail shutdown in Perth, biker killed after being targeted a second time.
Stop telemarketers and reclaim your privacy
30 Jul 2013
At times it almost feels like telemarketers have a sixth sense that alerts them the moment you don’t want to be disturbed. The good news is that you can stop telemarketers from being able to call your mobile or home phone.
Monday's news
29 Jul 2013
New research finds that heart attack survivors are not working to lessen risk, Essendon coach James Hird speaks to media following David Evans' shock resignation, NRL legend Graham Murray dies and a hoarder's home burns.
Friday's news
26 Jul 2013
Police are appealing for help to find a kidnapped baby boy and investigating three shootings, and video emerges of Spain's train derailment.
Thursday's news
25 Jul 2013
The royal baby has been named, Australian cyclist Stuart O'Grady admits to doping, Spanish train crash kills more than 50 people and an old SA mine is being searched for missing girl's remains.
Wednesday's news
24 Jul 2013
The royal baby has made its first public appearance, another asylum seeker vessel has sunk and a man has been charged over a Melbourne kidnap and assault.
Tuesday's news
23 Jul 2013
The Royal baby arrives, radioactive water leaks into the Pacific, Sydney's fifth shooting in two weeks, search for missing man continues and alleged rape victim free to leave Dubai.
25th anniversary
23 Jul 2013
Carine Duncraig Probus Club, WA's first mixed club, celebrated its 25th anniversary with a special luncheon.
Monday's news
22 Jul 2013
Kevin Rudd’s new asylum seeker policy has come under fire as detention facilities in Papua New Guinea reportedly not up to standard. In other news, a 6.5 magnitude earthquake hit the New Zealand city of Wellington on Sunday, with the town likely to feel aftershocks for weeks to come.
Friday's news
19 Jul 2013
Ita Buttrose committs to shaming the government into aged care reform, India's poisoned schoolchildren buried in playground, Australian WWII airman buried in Italy and Australia on top after day one at Lord's.
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