Curtin journalism graduate Steven Thomas describes his experiences at the 2020 Global News Conference.
Connecting with other journalists … virtually
Bone appétit
Curtin students celebrate international dog day by donating food for the pets of homeless people.
Regional aged care addition
Advocates have welcomed a new National Disability Insurance Scheme Training Centre in Bunbury.
Every dog has its day
It was international dog day this week, but despite a boom in purebred purchases, plenty of homeless dogs are still waiting for a family.
Celebrating speech
More than 1 million Australians have a communication disability, according to figures released for Speech Pathology Week.
Bridge over troubled water
A Noongar elder walked on Parliament today to protest a new bridge development over Heirisson Island.
‘Fear city’ tag challenged
Northbridge nightlife is back in the news, but experts say the truth about crime in the area is complicated.
Re-igniting the climate fight
Perth students are battling climate change one protest at a time.
Extravaganza of flora
Have you seen the fabulous flowers at the Kings Park Festival this year?
No laughing matter
Experts disagree over culling proposals for the laughing kookaburra.
Women’s footy soaring
Despite funding concerns at the elite level, amateur women’s football participation has doubled in Perth.
Sizzle to salad
The State Government is providing grants to assist grassroots sport clubs provide healthier food options.
Plastic-free pandemic
Local councils are determined to continue pursuing greener policies despite the pressures of COVID.
Bridging the great wall
China-Australia relations seem to be getting more complicated, but the country is more reliant than ever on the Asian powerhouse.
Litter blitz time
Social distancing is no barrier for beach clean up warriors.
Forest fight still raging
Climate change adaptation versus forest conservation in WA’s South West.
Red noses go digital
Red Nose fundraising events go online. Have you shown your support yet?