The incentives may not be enough to attract more members, according to a public health expert.
Health insurance reforms target the young
Truckies fight for safer roads
Aldi’s super cheap groceries may be costing lives, a major transport union claims.
Overseas students’ English test now compulsory
But student representatives say the announcement would not mean an extra test or that coming to Australia would be more difficult.
Girls’ lack of confidence ‘disturbing’
Most girls aged 10-14 believe they have every opportunity to be a leader going forward, but that belief wanes as they get older.
Shanghai’s hidden homeless
The latest story from the 2017 study tour series looks at homelessness in China, and new techniques to reunite displaced people with their families.
Uber stops to smell the rosé
A new Uber service will take small groups from Perth to the Swan Valley wine region.
Airbnb on the rise in WA
But the Australian Hotels Association says it still represents a very small part of the market.
‘Tap’ a dog to donate
RSPCA WA has recognised the need to move to ‘cashless’ fundraising.
The mountain is calling
Qualifying for the 59th annual Bathurst 1000 happens today.
Bushfire risk for south west
Recent wet weather has not been enough to combat the effects of a very dry autumn.
Improving mental health at work
The State Government and UWA have joined forces to introduce a mental illness prevention program for WA workplaces.
Storms sweep through WA
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a new warning about damaging winds.
A win for boat owners
Bunbury council has bowed to pressure to raise the height of a new footbridge at Koombana Bay.
Giving clowns a bad name
A Perth-based performer says the creepy clown phenomenon is affecting her livelihood.
Bulking up in Shanghai
China’s changing concept of body image is explored in another story from the 2017 study tour series.
Calls for compulsory training about consent
Universities and guilds across WA are responding to a recent report about sexual harrassment and abuse among students.
Paper ballot ‘unacceptable’
As millions of Australians receive their same-sex marriage vote letters, questions are being asked about the environmental cost.