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A national body has shown the most pressing problems WA faces in the next five years, with water supply dropping and looming outages in the main power grid.

Lawyers for the accused Claremont serial killer have so far uncovered seven examples of Macro Taskforce items being contaminated while in the Pathwest lab.

Former Hawthorn champion John Platten has described revelations that late legendary ruckman Graham ‘Polly’ Farmer suffered from CTE as “pretty scary”.

For the start of the 2020 school year, only 142 of the 301 state schools in Queensland on the 'fast-track' list were airconditioned.

The Royal Children's Hospital has received several reports of discrimination against Asian health workers, which the hospital blames on "fear and paranoia" about the COVID-19.

Our critics reviewed five movies being released this week. Which ones are worth the price of a ticket?

Local shares open marginally higher ahead of key Donald Trump speech.

Rory Lovelock likes to be the last to board the plane on the chance he can nab a row of spare seats. On a recent flight in the Philippines he struck gold.

Air New Zealand has reported a 33 per cent slide in profit on the back of slower demand, a weak cargo market, one-off costs and civil unrest in Hong Kong.

Vietnam's first Formula One grand prix will go ahead as planned on April 5, said Formula One, despite continuing concern about the coronavirus epidemic.

The future of the longest format has been the subject of debate since the rise of popular T20 leagues over the past decade.

There's a reason most presidents are cautious when mentioning the stock market. President Donald Trump is learning it the hard way this week.

Three men were injured - one suffered a serious abdominal wound, the second sustained a leg wound and the third had a cut to his hand.

"Lent is a time to disconnect from mobile phones and connect to the Gospel," the pontiff said.

The world No.1s are through to the quarters in their respective tournaments in Dubai and Qatar.

What happened overnight and what is ahead for the Australian sharemarket.

The number of new coronavirus cases reported outside China has exceeded the number of new ones in China for the first time.

The a2Milk Company has delivered a 21.1 per cent jump in its net profit, driven by surging sales of infant nutrition products to Chinese customers.

The effects of the virus, which have closed factories and stores throughout China, are posing significant issues for the technology giant.

Wall Street's early gains were wiped out over the prospect of coronavirus cases in New York after officials said they were monitoring 83 people who visited China.