Fremantle Prison has $320 000 to spend on research into the Aboriginal experience hidden within its World Heritage listed limestone walls.
Unlocking Indigenous stories
More caring homes for children
Research has found a recent rise in adoption rates after a long-term decline.
Women want DIY sheds
Women in WA are lobbying to find spaces for permanent DIY sheds, while there are more than 180 men’s sheds in the state.
Blazing hearts
100 days after the Wooroloo fires devastated communities in Perth’s northeast, residents and volunteers say help is still needed.
Who gives a frock
After two lockdowns this year, Perth op shops say they are struggling under a mountain of crappy clothes and broken goods.
Beeliar wetlands protected under new laws
How new laws protecting the wetlands from future development will benefit the environment and community.
A communicable disease
The challenges of conveying important health information to multicultural Australians.
Lip service
Face masks may limit the spread of COVID-19, but they also inhibit communication for people with hearing loss.
A cuppa connection
An initiative to bring the Canning community together and promote healthy wellbeing involves a simple chat over a cup of tea.
Cott & confusion
The stalled redevelopment of Cottesloe’s Indiana Tea House has resumed, but residents have mixed feelings.
Jab delay keeps therapy pets away
While people over 50 in Perth can now get the jab, aged care residents are still missing some of their favourite visitors.
Restriction roll back
Mark McGowan has eased COVID-19 restrictions, bringing some normality back to the city.
Smoke on the water
Prescribed burning is preventing bushfires, but is it costing asthmatics their health in WA?
Carparks for the homeless
The City of Perth is contemplating the use of empty carparks for homeless accommodation.
Crime spree unsettles southside suburb
Winthrop has been a target for recent criminal activity leaving residents wondering about their safety.
The struggle toward a regen-eration
Industrial agriculture is bleeding our soils dry. Regenerative farming could help, but West Aussie farmers are hesitant to make the switch.
Waves of change
Women taking up surfing are changing the surfing industry. However, there is still a long way to go to break down lingering stereotypes.