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Firefighters contain WA blaze after 27 homes lost

At least 27 homes have been destroyed after a massive bushfire in the Perth Hills area of Western Australia and a man has been killed while preparing his home for a separate blaze in the area.

Conditions have eased overnight and fire crews have been able to contain the Parkerville fire, which has burned more than 650 hectares.

The blaze started on Sunday morning in Parkerville and moved rapidly to surrounding areas, including Stoneville and Mount Helena, aided by strong winds and high temperatures.

The Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) warns that the number of homes lost could rise as more of the affected area is assessed.

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Our 2015 World Cup campaign starts here

One Day cricket has gone from being derided for being too superficial and slap-dash, to now being tarred as too slow relative to its flashier white-ball cousin.

However, the greatest enemy of the format is its own early success. The critique is simple: so many games, so many series, yet more often than not, so little at stake.

The good news is that the imminent World Cup being co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand at the back end of next summer means that we now have a major reason to pay attention the series against England.

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Heatwave to blast south-east Australia all week

Health warnings have been issued as a scorching heatwave starts to move from Western Australia into the country's south-east.

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World

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Israelis pay respects to Sharon lying in state in parliament

Thousands of Israelis from all walks of life have come to pay their respects at the nation's parliament where the body of former prime minister Ariel Sharon is lying in state.

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Business

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Construction sector urges infrastructure reforms to lower cost to taxpayers

The construction sector thinks it has an answer to what it says is one of the nation's pressing problems - the high cost of infrastructure development.

It is urging both the Commonwealth and state governments to radically rethink the way big projects are managed.

The market domination of a few heavyweight contractors as well as a lack of public sector expertise are being highlighted as key areas for reform.

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Politics

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Israelis pay respects to Sharon lying in state in parliament

Thousands of Israelis from all walks of life have come to pay their respects at the nation's parliament where the body of former prime minister Ariel Sharon is lying in state.

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Sport

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City, Liverpool on the move in Premier League

Manchester City has beaten Newcastle to reclaim top spot, while a Liverpool win at Stoke moves them to fourth.

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Science and Technology

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Humans could wipe out 75 per cent of all species: expert

Humans could wipe out three quarters of the Earth's species within 240 to 500 years in an event known as a mass extinction, a Hobart-based scientist says.

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Environment

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BP loses bid to have spill compensation reassessed

BP has lost its bid for a reassessment of compensation paid to companies and coastal residents affected by the massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010.

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