Is Australia’s reconciliation process being hindered by a lack of understanding of our true history?
Reconciliation missing key first step
Day of the Girl
The United Nations encourages celebration of The Day of the Girl in October each year. We look into why.
Not going the distance
Rural families have been disappointed by the State Government’s decision to reject funding to help compensate them for the costs of home education.
Money for marks
Is contract cheating worth the potential future risks of blackmail or losing your degree?
You’re the voice
The WA government has unveiled its first ‘student council’, drawing teenage perspectives from across the state.
Free TAFE not ‘fix all’
A Perth job expert warns the 180,000 new fee-free TAFE courses are not the answer to WA’s skilled worker shortage.
A toxic waste
Psychologists are worried about the impact of popular social media figure Andrew Tate’s extreme sexist rants.
Transport troubles
What is it like navigating the public transport system as a wheelchair user, or a person with vision impairment?
Should schools have pets?
Is it a good idea to have dogs in school classrooms? Some say dogs have a calming influence, others have concerns.
Children’s language resilient to masks
Despite challenges posed by wearing masks, a Perth speech pathologist says children are surprisingly adaptable.
Empathy the message of awareness week
Tourette Syndrome Awareness Week is encouraging thoughtful discussion about the condition in Australia.
COVID in the classroom
With mask mandates set to be eased across the state, some teachers remain concerned about the risk of COVID-19 in schools.
Health kick for WA schools
The grants are about promoting healthy behaviours in a range of areas.
Fire causes school closure
Arson investigators suspect the blaze at Yale Primary School in Thornlie was lit deliberately.
Feeling the highs and lows
Experts say low self-esteem can lead to anxiety and depression in young people.
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.