The future of an $80 million recreation centre hangs in the balance as some locals rage at South Perth council.
Pool plans sunk
Transport troubles
What is it like navigating the public transport system as a wheelchair user, or a person with vision impairment?
We should start a podcast
There’s more than 850,000 podcasts active today but this number could get a lot higher.
Should schools have pets?
Is it a good idea to have dogs in school classrooms? Some say dogs have a calming influence, others have concerns.
Roughin’ the rain
Homelessness in Australia is a perennial problem, but organisations are stepping up to put an end to the hardship.
Fighting for each other
While a Royal Commission investigates suicides in the military, former defence personnel still struggle to readjust to civilian life.
Children’s language resilient to masks
Despite challenges posed by wearing masks, a Perth speech pathologist says children are surprisingly adaptable.
Donating in vein
Australia is under increasing pressure to review ‘stigmatising’ restrictions on gay and bisexual men donating blood.
Flocking like sea-gals
What began as a viral video has evolved into a community, inviting women of all body types to wake up at dawn for a plunge into the ocean.
Pinpointing podcast popularity
Australian listeners flocked to podcasts during the pandemic and experts say momentum will only grow.
The healing power of truth-telling
New state government funding for the Carrolup project recognises the importance of sharing Indigenous truths.
Phoning it in
More people will be eligible to vote by phone this federal election, due to high numbers isolating with COVID.
Sausage with a side of democracy
As Federal Election day nears, the tradition of the Democracy Sausage is attracting more voters.
‘Stepping up and speaking out’
Climate change activists are calling for an end to Woodside’s controversial Scarborough gas project.
Look at the lights, not at your phone
As WA lights up yellow for National Road Safety Week, Perth drivers are being criticised for reckless behaviour.
Women escaping violence face more barriers
Experts say specialised support is needed as domestic violence has increased during the pandemic.
Super, not so super
A plan for young people to use their superannuation to help buy their first home has come under fire.