New state law says snake catchers no longer need a licence.
Does your snake handler know what they are doing?
The ‘War on Waste’ continues
How people and organisations in Perth are becoming part of WA’s waste solutions.
From Curtin, to Curtin, for Curtin
The Alumni Annual Appeal returns, creating more opportunities for underprivileged students.
Dyslexia in the classroom
Should it be compulsory for undergraduates to study a module on dyslexia?
All aboard the fathership
Is there any place better to get to know your dad than on a boat?
Beating measles: Do we need stronger laws?
Australia is on track to record its worst year for the highly contagious disease since it was declared measles-free in 2014.
Water week it was
Perth set to become a leading waterwise city by 2030 as it welcomes new water action plan.
The defiance of indie bookshops
A new chapter for an old industry.
The great escape mystery
What’s in store for one of the most coveted beach side spaces in Perth?
Why men’s muscles don’t matter
More discussion is needed on male body image, and potentially harmful ideals.
Pressure builds on Murdoch over academic freedom
Students rally in the hope the university will drop a lawsuit.
Ding dong the doorbell’s gone
Millennials are allegedly killing the doorbell industry by instead texting the word ‘here’.
Rotary against polio
Rotary raises awareness about the deadly disease on World Polio Day.
Election blues
The local government elections have come and gone, and voting is not in the forefront for most WA residents.
Can gaming improve social skills?
Perth scholars design breakthrough computer game to benefit children with autism.
Global fight for democracy
As the ripple of the Hong Kong protests travel internationally, how is the Perth Hong Kong community reacting?
Water poisons remote residents
Remote Australians are contracting kidney disease from contaminated water, and a researcher says the government isn’t helping.