Horses are changing the lives of people with special needs despite a lack of government funding.
Reining in the NDIS
Does your snake handler know what they are doing?
New state law says snake catchers no longer need a licence.
Box office smash sparks animal welfare debate
“We will never have a kind and equal world if we’re climbing on the backs of others.”
Are bird strikes set to increase?
Perth Airport says its efforts to decrease bird strikes are making a difference.
The last resort for WA farmers
Ravensthorpe farmers are restricting water usage to survive.
Family increases reward to $20,000 for stolen puppy
They are worried he will contract Parvovirus because he hasn’t been vaccinated. yet.
Women who shear
Although there are still less than 200 female shearers in Australia, there has been significant growth in recent years.
Logging of threatened species’ habitats continues
Harvested areas are sustainably managed to produce timber as well as protect WA’s plants and animals, the Minister says.
Dog baiting takes a sinister turn in Mullaloo
RSPCA warns dog owners to watch out for cakes laced with poison.
Nothing beats a meal of termites
Termites are essential for the diet of endangered numbats, but there’s not enough around.
Goodbye puppy farming
The McGowan government vows to shut down puppy farms.
Calm sheep ‘more likely to reproduce’
A UWA study has found calm ewes are more likely to have lambs.
RSPCA urges pet safety over Easter break
From pet friendly treats to finding a pet sitter, the RSPCA has plenty of ways to keep your pets safe over the Easter break.