After recent controversy around misconduct, Mojos has reopened, hoping for a new chapter of inclusivity and safety in the music industry.
Getting their Mojo back
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.
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.
Better plans to prevent sporting bans
Could substance abuse and mental health issues for elite athletes be prevented earlier in their careers?
The budget’s blue edge
The mental health sector was deemed a “winner” following Tuesday’s budget but some organisations still don’t feel like they are winning.
Lip service
Face masks may limit the spread of COVID-19, but they also inhibit communication for people with hearing loss.
Just another magic mum-day
Mother’s Day is on Sunday, and single mothers around WA discuss the battle to juggle parenting with work and study.
Jab delay keeps therapy pets away
While people over 50 in Perth can now get the jab, aged care residents are still missing some of their favourite visitors.
Loving funds for new mums
A South West organisation is seeking funding to keep supporting mums with perinatal depression and anxiety.
Vape wars
With changes to the rules coming into effect in October, the debate over vaporisers rages on.
Smoke on the water
Prescribed burning is preventing bushfires, but is it costing asthmatics their health in WA?
Heroes are healing from the heat
After the Wooroloo fires in February, the firefighters are recovering mentally two months on.
Class is now in session
Teachers dominate the WA Legislative Assembly – 11 Members out of 59 have a background in education.
Craig Kelly in “Facebook jail”
Facebook banning Kelly for misinformation has left some people praising the action and others concerned about censorship.
Not so happy feet
The number of little penguins has been declining quickly since 2007, but not much is being done to protect their colony.
Community groups help aid rental crisis
A rental shortage in WA has middle-aged women seeking help in finding accomodation through community help groups.