A local tattoo artist is offering a free service to clients who have overcome self-harm.
Transforming scars
Month: January 2018
Most Viewed Stories
- Risky business
- Taxi protest stops traffic in Perth CBD
- A foreign correspondent's perspective on success
- The art of permanence
- The Bickley Valley: Perth's hidden tourism gem
- Road to reconciliation
- Hay street's sight unseen
- Painting a bright future for small business
- Push to reform WA's sex work legislation
- Quitters need not apply
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Recent Stories
- Hay street’s sight unseen
- Quitters need not apply
- Ending the stigma and shame around menstruation
- Big decisions for an uncertain future
- #BLM comes to Perth
- Get rich or get scammed?
- WA’s forgotten true crime thriller
- Will fitness fanatics sink or swim?
- Going on a troll hunt
- Boys will be boys?
- COVID canoodling
- Take it as a comment
- Pacific media outlets need AAP
- Knitting for those in need
- The right environment
- Time to weigh in
- Pride month about support and connection
- Porch placemaking week kicks off
- Government app shows desire to quit smoking
- WA to lead the nation on Indigenous burning practices
- Be bowel cancer aware and get tested this June
- Perth protesting for justice
- Renewing the call for reconciliation after 20 years
- A space[cubed] for new businesses
- Not business as usual in the CBD
- Sun, surf and unemployment
- Public art makes a splash in WA
- Celebrate WA Day a new way
- Feed the need
- WA jumps on cash for containers bandwagon
- Targetless country
- One person’s trash is another’s treasure
- Business as usual, with a slight COVID twist.
- Recruitment of overseas students under a cloud
- Painting a bright future for small business
- Reflections and challenges during Ramadan
- WOW Day shines orange light on SES
- Live streaming lifeline for musicians
- Survival fund for WA tourism
- Students face post-COVID job uncertainty