Gambling is a big issue for Australians, but now teenagers are being targeted by ads and influencers.
Teens tempted by gambling
Poorly placed
Trials are underway to help students facing financial and psychological difficulties during unpaid pracs.
Man pill anyone?
Advances in male birth control could shift reproductive responsibility, giving men equal options.
Dementia support through song
The Young Ones, a volunteer-run singing group, is providing joy and support to people affected by younger onset dementia.
Study vs sport
Going all in on sport can mean leaving education behind, and young sailor Jamie Randall is feeling the strain.
Developers threaten Woolstores ledge
Developers have applied to alter the Fremantle Woolstores plan, risking a section of the world-famous skate ledge.
The long road home
What happens when the government tells you your home can no longer exist? A journey into the heart of the Kimberley, with traditional owners.
Students to vote on Gaza links
Following the Nationwide March for Palestine WA, student guilds are urging students to vote to take a stand on universities’ roles in the Gaza genocide.
Body and soul
Somatic therapy is popular as a body-based alternative to treating trauma. Some describe it as transformative, but others question its legitimacy.
ASMR you feeling relaxed?
Considered life-changing by some and “pseudoscience” to others, the sensory phenomenon ASMR is gaining followers across Perth.
Finding joy in new identities
As members of Perth’s cosplay community gathered to buy and sell costumes, shy newcomers were offered support to express themselves.
A crowded space
Our planet is being bombarded by space objects, but a team of experts is working around the clock to keep us safe.
Making benzo shopping harder
ScriptCheckWA comes into full force in June to clamp down on doctor shopping for prescription drugs.
Pilotless air taxis?
A Boeing subsidiary wants to launch pilotless air taxis in Australia before the 2032 Olympic Games, but it hasn’t got CASA’s stamp of approval yet.
The write fight
Australian publishers are calling for more government funding to help them support homegrown writing talent.
Doctors in distress
A new study has revealed up to 70 per cent of WA junior doctors experienced burnout in the last year.
Diabetics fight for tech equity
WA diabetics say current rules around who can access subsidies for medical technology are unfair.