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'I can't do it': McGowan to keep WA shut

Blaming a low percentage of third jabs, Mark McGowan reneges on plan to lift Western Australia's hard border on February 5.

Supplies fear puts focus on readiness of WA hospitals

The main hospital in the Kimberley region has narrowly avoided running out of dozens of basic and essential medical supplies.

‘Help me bring a sex predator to justice’

Beautiful, smart veterinarian Alexandra Tapp died at just 32, haunted by the predators in her own family. Now her sister Virginia is on a quest for justice in The Australian’s gripping new podcast My Sister’s Secrets.

Kyrgios has the ticker, but not the legs

Nick Kyrgios has played the lights out — but succumbed to Daniil Medvedev in an electrifying match at the Australian Open

Details emerge of Charlise’s tragic life

The tragic life of Charlise Mutten is beginning to emerge as police wait to interview the mother of the nine-year-old.

Factional games put Lib seats on the brink

Liberal preselection plebiscites in vital NSW seats could be held as late as March 31, giving candidates weeks to campaign.

We must ditch peacetime mindset

For our own security, we need a plan B if nuclear propulsion fails. That means military equipment with range and hitting power. Soon.

Arts boycotters ‘useful idiots’ for Hamas

Arts Minister Paul Fletcher has blasted the campaign, warning that censorship will inevitably lead to ‘dreadful art’

Nine pays $2m for Cleo Smith interview

Nine has paid more than $2m for an interview with the kidnapped toddler’s parents – a record in Australian TV, angering staff.

Jobless rate hits 13-year low as RBA hike looms

Unemployment fell to 4.2 per cent in December – the lowest since 2008 – stoking expectations of a rate rise.

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