World Environment Day seeks to bring vital education and awareness.
The right environment
Public art makes a splash in WA
Boring water pumps and electrical cabinets get a makeover into public art by the Water Corporation’s mural program.
WA jumps on cash for containers bandwagon
Start saving your drink containers to receive cash refunds from October 1st.
Can he fix it? Yes he can
Men are turning to home renos and DIYs to support their mental health during isolation.
The forgotten crisis
Experts say COVID-19 is pushing other problems like climate change to the back of people’s minds.
Keep cups v COVID-19
Keep cups were all the rage last year, but could COVID-19 mean the death of our beloved reusables?
Students say no to research centre
Students marched to the sounds of ‘Beds are Burning’ to protest new energy research.
Not just a regular clean up, says Sea Shepherd
Plastic ‘nurdles’ will be collected as part of a worldwide study.
Curtin students to join rally over climate change
Despite coronavirus concerns, students are urged to attend a strike at Elizabeth Quay.
Turning around WA’s poor reputation on waste
How people and organisations in Perth are becoming part of our state’s waste solutions.
Future faces of hemp
Passionate farmers are taking part in a statewide trial to see if industrial hemp is a viable crop in WA’s variable climate.
Water week it was
Perth set to become a leading waterwise city by 2030 as it welcomes new water action plan.
E-waste epidemic in WA
With every Western Australian producing 25kg of electronic waste annually, we have a problem.
Spring rebellion set to flood Perth
A series of rallies in Perth this week is setting up a major protest demanding action on the climate crisis.
Teachers should support skipping classes: union
Is skipping classes to strike against climate injustice okay?
Will Rottnest’s sea grass survive another summer?
Will the increase of tourists using boat moorings continue to ravage the vital sea grass this summer?
Seabird’s mother nature fight
In a battle against a surging ocean, Seabird has WA’s first ‘Erosion Wall’.