Female STEM experts are being overlooked in media coverage, with advocates calling for more equitable reporting.
It’s not rocket science
Manfluence
“Self-improvement” content creators are on the rise in Perth. Should we be worried about the manosphere?
Have we gacha problem?
Gacha games may be free to play, but they could cost much more than your average videogame.
Pulling analog into focus
Young creatives searching for meaning in an increasingly digital world are driving a bold resurgence in analog film.
Law, on air
A First Nations radio show is spreading the word about complexities in the legal system in a bid to reduce incarceration rates.
Benefits trump tariffs
Movie experts say potential US tariffs on films aren’t dampening the excitement for the new Perth Film Studios.
The Correspondent: Movie Review
Kriv Stenders’ movie The Correspondent is a great window into the world of danger some journalists venture into.
Royal snub rattles republicans
Republicans piped up when King Charles’ recent visit itinerary was announced. But is change on the cards?
Fighting for a cold one
Curtin University’s drinks venues are losing consumers because of the rising price of beer.
Scroll control
The policy to ban children from social media is popular among some young adults.
Sending out a signal
Radiothon is a chance to give back to Perth community station RTRFM.
Man or bear
If you were alone in the woods, would you rather be with a man or a bear?
More than just games
Research shows that playing video games can have benefits, including better driving performance in real life.
Parasocial pals?
Are the people we follow online really our friends, do we know them, or do we all just ‘need to calm down’?
Shooting for the stars
Older Australians are showcasing their talents in this year’s Golden Lens Photography Competition.
Fight or flight
Local artists are defying odds and breaking through to the national music scene. However, it doesn’t come without challenges.
What is Australian Horror?
2023 has seen enormous crossover success for Australian horror, but what separates our nation’s horror films from everyone else’s?