Perth is going through a barista shortage, and the industry is working on a fix.
More crew for brew
Bringing Subi back
Subiaco will play host to a new pop-up initiative that will boost local businesses.
Bridge a promise government should keep
Mandurah residents want work to begin soon on an Estuary Bridge duplication promised at the state election.
Women strike back
With women’s safety at work in question, Perth self-defence business Shield Krav Maga lends a hand.
Pressure builds on charities as COVID support ends
Welfare organisations are asking the community for help as the vulnerable lose COVID-19 support.
New online laws could cost jobs
The proposed Online Safety Act restricts offensive material on social platforms, leaving the sex work industry at risk.
Homelessness in Perth tipped to soar
As JobKeeper and rental assistance come to an end, homelessness is emerging as a major concern.
Sad end to search
Investigations continue into why the fisherman fell from his dinghy.
Search for fisherman resumes
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of fisherman off Perth’s northern coast.
The sweet spot
Iconic hospital service Radio Lollipop continues to attract donations and volunteers to help spread love and laughter to sick children.
These roos are made for walking
There are fears an Aussie icon could become extinct a lot sooner than most people think, due to demand by shoe manufacturers.
Cannabis: a costly cure
Skyla is one of many Australians relying on a highly expensive drug remedy with no government support.
Fundraising med students a cut above
Medical Students’ Association Notre Dame had four brave participants for the World’s Greatest Shave.
Less moratorium equals more rent
Perth landlords are anticipating an end to the State Government’s rent moratorium, but it could mean homelessness for many tenants.
Pandemic strife leaves music industry in crisis
Observers say the Australian music industry is in very bad shape and may take years to recover.
Flying’s finally back, but at what cost?
A federal incentive to boost the country’s tourism sector has polarised public opinion.
Young voters bypassed by party policies
Western Australia’s young voters will be taking to the polls on Saturday but what’s in it for them?