A new report reveals Australia’s boat industry is experiencing a boom despite recent lockdowns and border closures.
Pandemic boating boom
Aussie mozzies v microbats
Perth councils are jumping on board the bat box bandwagon
Old computers, new life
Computers from Perth high schools are being re-imaged and sent abroad to help students in schools with fewer resources.
After the rain
Has winter actually finished? Heavy recent rain has been a blessing for WA farmers, but dry spells are predicted to worsen.
Fossils fuelling division
A controversial new WA gas project is igniting discussions on the state’s energy policies.
Scared seabirds dodging drones
Allegations of seabird disturbances at Penguin Island have Safety Bay locals calling for drone pilots to take more care.
Passion for slow fashion
With environment and social awareness on the rise, sustainable and ethical clothing is trending. But will it stay in fashion?
Sticky situation
Beekeepers in WA are facing one of the worst seasons on record for the honey industry.
Perth’s littered waterways killing dolphins
A dolphin calf died in the Swan River on Monday after sustaining severe injuries from being stuck in fishing line.
Beeliar wetlands protected under new laws
How new laws protecting the wetlands from future development will benefit the environment and community.
Cleaning up for good
The Coastal Cleanup Crew is teaching the community about what it takes to care for marine environments.
Smoke on the water
Prescribed burning is preventing bushfires, but is it costing asthmatics their health in WA?
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.
FOGO or no-go?
The City of Bayswater has introduced a new recycling system that turns household organics into compost.
Beach access issues ramp up
North Beach residents say erosion measures at Mettams Pool are a quick-fix, and long term solutions are needed.
Talking trash
Recycling in WA is about to be supercharged by a multimillion dollar government funding injection.
Charitable strokes for different folks
A wheelchair accessible car and carbon offsetting are just some of the reasons Perth swimmers will be going Port to Pub this Saturday.