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TVCommentsRicky Gervais cops serve about new $27m mansion

Ricky Gervais’s neighbours are not amused by plans for his new $27 million-plus mansion.

Richard Eden

newsPremium‘Don’t blame me’: Stoush over high airfares

Two politicians have gone toe-to-toe over a call for the consumer watchdog to be given powers to break up airline giants.

Clareese Packer and Jessica Wang

newsQantas launches epic new Bali sale

Qantas is offering travel-hungry Aussies a one-week fire sale on flights to a host of beloved international destinations, including Bali and Bangkok.

Duncan Evans

NewsMan’s insane fine after wild inflight act

An Aussie has been forced to pay for an entire flight’s fuel after his on-board behaviour forced the pilot to turn around and dump its load.

Emma Kirk

BLOOM FESTIVALPremiumGreat Southern Treasures Bloom Festival returns with a bang

Wonderous flora will transform the southern region scenery later this month when the wildflowers sprout, kicking off the annual Great Southern Bloom Festival.

Hannah Whitehead

AviationCall that could split up Qantas and Jetstar

A Nationals senator has launched an attack on aviation giants, saying the watchdog should be able to split companies misusing their market power.

Jessica Wang

The West Australian exclusive
The West Australian exclusive
Spring win Comments
The West Australian exclusive
How you can get your hands on free tickets to Perth Zoo

West Aussie families are set to save at the Perth Zoo with free entry all the way through spring.

Joe Spagnolo

franceThe secret railway of Paris

STEVE McKENNA on a quest of discovery

Stephen Scourfield

Travel techPremiumNew Google Pixel 9 Pro

Mogens Johansen says hi to the Gemini assistant on the new Pixel 9 Pro phone

Mogens Johansen

stylePremiumThe importance of tactile arts in the digital world

Travel and fashion writer Megan French on the handmade

Megan French

travel guidePremiumEurope 2025 Guide

Stephen Scourfield sets the scene for next year

Stephen Scourfield

Meet the teamJackets of the World, a free exhibition for you

STEPHEN SCOURFIELD explains how a personal project gives insight into people and places

Stephen Scourfield

WA WildflowersPremiumWarwick’s wonderful wildflowers spring to life

Leyanne Baillie explores the newly launched self-guided Jarrah Trail walk and finds plenty of blooms

Leyanne Baillie

TRAVELPremiumThe most over-the-top hotel in Bali

There’s luxury, and then there’s the awe-inspiring 2000sqm Apurva Kempinski Bali hotel that’s good enough for Indonesian royalty.

Dave Smith

insiderThe unusual treasures of France’s Les Puces flea market

France’s most famous flea market is an enthralling spectacle, writes STEVE McKENNA

Steve McKenna

irelandTipple a rarey at these five whiskey tasting spots

STEVE McKENNA with some clever suggestions

Steve McKenna

FREE TRAVEL EVENTThe story (& stories) behind the jackets

Stephen Scourfield unpicks the project

Stephen Scourfield

asiaRiding Sumatra’s Lost Coast

Ian Neubauer reveals a lesser known spot

Ian Neubauer

newsPremiumRaygun spotted with billionaire

Raygun has made an unexpected appearance after her Olympic breaking routine went viral, busting out dance moves with an unlikely collaborator.

Clareese Packer

NEWSUrgent travel warning for Aussies

Escalating warfare has forced the Australian government to issue a dire warning, saying flights out of one country may soon not be an option.

Blair Jackson

NEWSHorror as Aussie man dies in Bali airport

An Australian man has died after suddenly collapsing in a Bali airport, becoming the fourth Aussie to die on the island in three weeks.

Blair Jackson

Eating outPremiumAraluen’s Chalet Healy dishes up food with a local flavour

Chef Pablo Henke gives garden’s historic tearoom a new lease of life

Sue Yeap

NewsParent’s tragic confession after deaths

The father of two brothers killed on a surfing trip to Mexico has revealed a heartbreaking, six-word confession.

Nathan Schmidt

The West Australian exclusive
The West Australian exclusive
EducationPremium
The West Australian exclusive
Teachers limit comments on kids’ reports to reduce workload

Public school teachers have been told to cut comments from students’ reports as part of a red tape blitz, triggering fears of a surge in complaints from parents.

Bethany Hiatt