How cutting-edge technology takes its lead from the natural world.
Bat car and bird train
More than maths and Shakespeare
Does modern education have an obligation to teach ‘life skills’?
Shanghai ink
The latest story in our 2017 Shanghai study tour series examines the Chinese relationship with tattoos.
The international experience
Will coming to study here change your life, or just drain your bank account?
More students than internships
A lack of medical internships is said to be one reason behind a projected shortfall in doctors.
$20 million for rangers
The expansion of the WA Aboriginal Ranger Program has been welcomed in the regions.
Pets poisoned by accident
Cases of deliberate baiting remain rare, according to vets.
On the road to fight elder abuse
A community arts project aims to raise awareness about this difficult subject.
Men have financial advantage
Researchers argue the fact women are discouraged to learn about money is an ‘urgent’ issue to be addressed.
WA’s family food crisis
Health professionals are particularly worried about the impact of children skipping meals.
Gun laws under question
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is being urged to ensure all states adhere to the National Firearms Agreement.
Calls for combat sports ban as UFC hits Perth
Doctors warn ‘it does damage the participants and it damages us to watch it’.
AMA demands health bosses act on survey
A new report describes the relationship between doctors and hospital management as in tatters.
Cameleer’s 100-year legacy
Arthur Wilfred Gull, from the camel corps, is one of many heroes to be honoured a century after the Battle of Beersheba.
Our graduates recognised
Former Curtin journalism students took out a number of the prestigious WA Media Awards.
The gay voice
What is a gay voice? Are you born with it, or does it form?
Safety campaign ‘nothing new’: motorcyclists
WA motorcyclists may not look twice at latest ‘ride to arrive’ ad.