Imagine being a young person with nowhere safe to sleep tonight. You’ve already been turned away because every bed is full. You’re exhausted, hungry, and walking through the city with nowhere to go.
Emily Williams
Make space before hitting proceed to purchase. If the deal vanishes, the world won’t collapse. Another one will pop up in a week. Retailers love a second chance.
Mel Strutt
In a State as prosperous as ours, how can it be that so many people are struggling with the most basic necessity, finding a home, and keeping that home.
Basil Zempilas
In the showdown over environmental laws, the Greens have proved themselves to be the better negotiators, able to outline a coherent position and willing to compromise to clinch a deal.
Katina Curtis
Ben Harvey outlines a nightmare scenario for recent homebuyers and goes ballistic over feigned surprise by team Albo to the latest inflation data.
Ben Harvey | Thu, November 27
Anthony Albanese says his new environmental laws are ‘win-win’, but a quick look at who is celebrating shows that is not the case.
Editorial
Opinion polls at this point are about as useful as a screen door on a nuclear-powered submarine.
Mark Riley
Labor’s deal to create a new environmental agency will have the unfortunate consequence of damaging an Australian success story.
Aaron Patrick
One of WA’s biggest industries produces nothing, destroys employment and costs billions of dollars each year.
Conrad Liveris
Here’s something you can do today, in the 16 days DV awareness campaign, to help save a life.
Kim Macdonald
Too often, consumers are being steered into decisions they didn’t intend to make, trapped in subscriptions that are hard to cancel or hit with hidden fees at the last click.
Andrew Leigh
You’ll soon be able to use bank cards and smart technology such as mobile phones and watches to jump on our buses, trains and ferries.
Rita Saffioti
Ben Harvey explains why Joondalup Councillor Nige Jones was on a hiding to nothing when he visited an Adelaide strip club and then expected ratepayers to fork out for his beer.
Ben Harvey | Wed, November 26
Nige Jones campaigned for mayor of Joondalup under the slogan: “The people’s voice for commonsense”. If only he had exercised a little more of the stuff himself.
Prevention is better than the cure. But it has to start much, much earlier. And that’s not cheap.
Jessica Page
Looking out across Boodja (country) today, the signals are becoming confused. The rhythm of the land is faltering, disrupted by the accelerating reality of climate change.
Emma Garlett
Too little, too late is the the consistent theme of Australia’s social media ban roll out.
Paris McNeil
The constant chopping and changing of regulations must end and give way to a system that is workable for both conservationists and developers.
The case is overblown and Trump’s graceless, grasping threat is yet another White House assault on press freedom.
Rosa Prince
Reports indicate that women aged 55 and over are the fastest growing cohort of homeless Australians.
Jay Hanna
If we want our kids and grandkids to catch dhufish and snapper anywhere near Perth, the large, old breeders - the egg factories - must survive.
Trevor Whittington
Science is more than research and academia. Its core skills of critical thinking, decision-making and curiosity shape the world around us.
Michael Gatt
Domestic violence abusers barely need to lift a finger to keep control. A tap, a view, a stare across a courtroom is enough.
Jerrie Demasi 7NEWS
Environment Minister Murray Watt is determined to secure a win on the overhaul of approvals and environment protection laws in an end-of-year game of parliamentary chicken.
