Community in the port city are embracing the station, which will showcase diverse voices.
New radio docks in Fremantle
Evidence in deep trouble?
Is Western Australia’s justice system ready to prevent voice cloning technology from impacting trial outcomes?
Surviving on a shoestring
Some unpaid work placements are causing duress and financial pain for struggling uni students.
The uphill battle
Could a decision in May by Mundaring Council herald the end of a planning saga brewing since 2018?
A halting hemp industry
Homegrown hemp building products struggle to find a footing in Australia’s construction sector.
Finally: protection for Aboriginal cultural sites
New state legislation and funding aim to protect our Aboriginal heritage sites.
Too old to rule?
How old is too old to be an Australian political leader and is ability more important than age?
Stay well WA
This winter there’s a new threat to our health – the flu and COVID together. The advice: be prepared.
Women’s safety extended
Perth City Council has decided to extend the Safe Night Space programme until May giving women a secure place to sleep at night.
The gym generation
More young people than ever before are flocking to the gym. Why is this happening now?
Country footy carries on
Australia’s game is thriving in our regions, but the reasons keeping it strong are not on the field.
Mum’s the word
A hole in the care market led a Perth woman to create a business model based on the role of an everyday mum.
Skatepark ‘shredded’ too soon
Residents of Piara Waters and Harrisdale are divided over a decision to remove a local skatepark, only years after it was built.
Volunteer firefighters ignite PTSD debate
A new legislative agreement offering presumptive PTSD coverage is a success for career firefighters, however, volunteers say they’re left out.
Garbage collectors trash ‘unfair’ wages
Bins in some suburbs across Perth remain full, as waste workers strike for better pay and conditions.
Standing in the shadow of the moon
Perth will see one of its most significant solar eclipses in a decade, and there are plenty of ways to view it safely.
NASA lands in Perth
NASA scientist Henry Throop has arrived in WA ahead of the much-anticipated solar eclipse in Exmouth.