While groups are protesting outside the Landforces Expo in Perth’s CBD, we sent Nima Monazami inside to give us a sneak peak at what’s going on.
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Dockers give Freo the heave-ho
Fremantle’s AFLW side has a new home in Cockburn, leaving some fans disappointed.
A life of service
Peter Tinley found purpose in service as a young man. Decades later, he is still finding ways to give back.
Shifting the goalposts
Part of a famous footy family, Jesse Motlop has forged his own path. The Carlton forward isn’t going to let an injury stop him from reaching his goals.
Making her own luck
She may not be the next Australian Idol, but Harriet Hawthorne is doing things her own way.
Armed with resilience
Adam Przytula has dedicated his life to teaching young people that they’re not alone. He doesn’t want them to go through what he did.
Mary Hutton: willing and able
More than 30 years ago, bear activist Mary Hutton decided to ‘do something’. Today, her work is a gold standard of international conservation work.
Stirring up anti-vegans
Three years after his decision to ban vegans from his northern suburbs restaurant, Johnnie Mountain has no regrets.
Prac-tically broke
WA’s future doctors say unpaid placements are pushing them towards a financial cliff.
Defining gravity
A small town north of Perth is at the centre of calls to put WA in the race to explore gravitational waves in space.
Defying the odds
June Williams has dedicated her life to helping others. Even a shattering diagnosis hasn’t changed that.
Show revealed child protection gap
Two years after a convicted child sex offender was found working with children at the Perth Royal Show, we ask what’s changed.
The folks behind the frequency
Music, community and good times fuel RTRFM’s annual fundraiser – a recipe that’s kept the station alive for almost five decades.
The ‘Kate effect’
Kate Hulett is working her electorate, hoping to erode Labor’s hold on Fremantle one local conversation at a time.
WA’s new retirement village reforms
The WA Government has enacted reforms to force retirement village operators to release residents’ funds sooner after they leave.
WA growers can’t keep up
WA’s largest cut flower grower is closing as cheaper, readily available imports put pressure on local producers.
Warmer winters threaten Araluen’s tulips
Araluen is adapting its planting schedule, but keeping 250,000 tulips blooming when visitors expect them could become increasingly difficult.