Experts say low self-esteem can lead to anxiety and depression in young people.
Feeling the highs and lows
Are the dog days over?
Laws are being put in place in WA to end puppy farming, but animal welfare advocates believe more needs to be done.
Information about misinformation
A Curtin mathematician has received $1 million to research misinformation.
Old computers, new life
Computers from Perth high schools are being re-imaged and sent abroad to help students in schools with fewer resources.
Unlocking Indigenous stories
Fremantle Prison has $320 000 to spend on research into the Aboriginal experience hidden within its World Heritage listed limestone walls.
The daughter dad
Research tells us fathers have a significant impact on their daughters lives. One group is making sure they know about it.
Mull it over or mullet over
A private Perth boys school has banned the iconic Aussie haircut.
Fronting up to our frontier history
Immersive on-country experiences are helping non-Indigenous students learn about Australia’s first culture.
Dismantling youth disadvantage
Not-for-profit organisation Dismantle is helping young people build their confidence and improve their job prospects.
Who controls the past?
Experts are calling the Federal Government’s Job-Ready Graduates Bill a political move aimed at suppressing critical thinking.
Happy ever after
With family violence rates rising, a local social enterprise is aiming to raise funds to target the problem.
Targeting teen violence
Schoolyards can be scary and teen violence rates are high. Is enough being done to prepare teachers?
Deep cuts
Protests at Curtin’s proposed cuts to teaching staff took place on campus today.
Love your breasts
There is no shame in taking your boobs seriously.
Let’s talk water
The Australian Water Association is worried about water shortages in the future, and whether we are prepared for water stress.
Crying foul on uni funding
The contentious higher education reform bill passed parliament today, and many academics are furious.
More time online
Students are reacting to the news online lectures are set to continue next year.