The Country Women’s Association is looking for younger women to be a part of their evolution.
Tea and scones, and TikTok?
Stirring the pot
We hear about it all the time, but what would the legalisation of cannabis look like in WA, and how close is it?
App activism
Social media activism is on the rise, but experts say there are downsides to relying on problematic platforms for our sense of social justice.
Too far right
With far-right groups in Australia growing on the back of COVID-19, how do we address this issue?
Aliens in our atmosphere?
With the Pentagon due to release a report on UFOS to the US Congress this month, Australian UFOlogists are once again asking: Are we alone?
The uprise of upcycling
What is the future of fashion? Why more people are turning to upcycling.
Sibling cities face the future
Australian towns and councils have hundreds of sister cities across the world, but what are they and how are they faring amid COVID-19?
Australia’s hidden discrimination
Australia prides itself on having a fair immigration policy. But, that’s not always the experience for people with serious health problems.
Sitting is the new smoking
As we approach the 20th anniversary of World Health Day Move for Health, you may be better off having a smoke reading this than sitting down.
When is hospital restraint justified?
With hospitalisation for mental health problems more likely for young trauma survivors, decisions about behaviour management can be difficult.
More caring homes for children
Research has found a recent rise in adoption rates after a long-term decline.
Women want DIY sheds
Women in WA are lobbying to find spaces for permanent DIY sheds, while there are more than 180 men’s sheds in the state.
Historic agreement for Yamatji people
A $10 million trust fund has been established for the Yamatji Nation, but some doubts about indigenous land use agreements remain.
Raising the age
A WA-based campaign to raise the criminal responsibility age to above 10 years-old is gaining momentum.
Getting their Mojo back
After recent controversy around misconduct, Mojos has reopened, hoping for a new chapter of inclusivity and safety in the music industry.
One for sorrow
The mysterious ‘black and white’ disease has taken hold in Perth magpies, causing some to drop out of the sky.
Shark tagging beats the drumlines
The state government is funding a different strategy to controlling the white shark population.