Some religious groups are disappointed about new rules allowing drinking without meals in pubs on Good Friday.
Pour form makes unhappy hour
Holiday plans tanked
Fuel prices are putting travellers and tourism operators under the pump this Easter.
Dead quiet
Experts say we need to have better conversations about dying, before it’s too late.
Trams rights activists
The City of Perth has trams back on the agenda for the CBD, evoking memories of the Perth light rail system that once existed.
Calcium concerns bone deep
WA experts say consuming more calcium is key to protecting young girls from health problems.
Battle of the bees
Researchers say native bees are being outbuzzed by invasive species, putting WA’s biodiversity at risk.
Girls kicking goals
The Women’s Asian Cup is encouraging Perth’s young female footballers to dream big.
Porn access rubbed out
Experts say PornHub’s ban on Australian webgoers may have unintended consequences for sex workers and LGBTQIA+ teens.
Canavan’s womb boom
The newly-elected Nationals leader wants us to make “more Australian babies”. Advocates say it’s racist and sexist.
That sinking feeling
A model sailing club is homeless after toxic algae closed a lake in Perth’s north.
Dirty donations ain’t so cheap
Unsafe and unhygienic donations are putting pressure on Perth op-shop volunteers.
Social anxiety behind youth ban
Australia’s youth social media ban is finally coming into effect. The big question remains: will it do more harm than good?
The end of the lane
Haji Lane is one of the most popular streets in Singapore, but its shopkeepers worry profits are being prioritised over culture.
The drag race
In conservative Singapore non-conformity is still difficult, yet the drag scene shines out and performers hope change comes fast.
Going off track
Singapore hosts an annual Formula 1 Grand Prix, but its local motorsport scene has hit a major speed bump.
The dying of the light
As fireflies edge closer to extinction in the world’s most light polluted country, environmentalists are racing to create dark spaces.
Fairway to biodiversity
As more bushland is bulldozed for redevelopment, local golf courses are becoming vital refuges for native animals.