A recreation and aquatic facility planned for South Perth could offer a range of new wellness and education opportunities.
Golf, pool, gym: South Perth recreation
Ulti-mutt reading partner
Hundreds of schools in Australia are hoping reading time with furry friends will help address falling literacy levels.
Students say no to staff cuts
Students are protesting to save the jobs of 300 staff members at Curtin.
Re-igniting the climate fight
Perth students are battling climate change one protest at a time.
What the HECS?
Anger at the announcement failing students could lose permanent HECS-HELP.
Marching against barricades
Through history student protesters have created massive social change, but campuses are not the hotbeds of discontent they once were.
Renewing the call for reconciliation after 20 years
Indigenous Australians are calling for greater youth education as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of Reconciliation Australia.
Recruitment of overseas students under a cloud
International students’ dreams of studying abroad may be dashed by coronavirus.
Students face post-COVID job uncertainty
A challenging job market is impacting students but there is still hope.
COVID-19 calls for new Curtin courses
Curtin unveils new educational opportunities in light of the coronavirus crisis.
Get behind: how bad internet dogs rural students
Covid-19 has forced most rural university students to pack up their city lives and move back to the country, where internet speeds can be woeful.
Lessons in learning
What can schooling during COVID-19 teach us about our education system?
International students doing it tough during COVID-19
There are more than 50,000 international students in WA, but how are they coping during the pandemic?
Why online learning is our schools’ new normal
With the transition to online learning happening so fast are we in danger of students being left behind?
Privacy backlash over online exams
UWA facing protests from students over proposal.
Students staying put
Some exchange students packed their bags for home and left straight away while others have chosen to stay.
Interpreters can’t meet demand
Deaf Australians say there is a national shortage of Auslan – English interpreters since the introduction of the NDIS.