New state government funding for the Carrolup project recognises the importance of sharing Indigenous truths.
The healing power of truth-telling
Giant tribute to Noongar women
A 6m high puppet who walks and talks is lighting up the CBD to celebrate First Nations women.
Good Friday footy returns to Perth
Most fans are embracing Good Friday AFL in WA, but not everyone is sold on the idea.
Gosnells council gives back to its seniors
The council places strong value on keeping older residents engaged, and they couldn’t be more grateful.
Bla(c)k lives matter
Hundreds gathered in Forrest Place today to protest against Aboriginal incarceration and deaths in custody.
I Xi you
Average Australian citizens have been flagged by China as ‘persons of interest’, and an expert says we need to take it more seriously.
Bridge a promise government should keep
Mandurah residents want work to begin soon on an Estuary Bridge duplication promised at the state election.
Forgotten flora
Studies show we should pay as much attention to Australia’s endangered plants as endangered animals.
Manslaughter bill passes through parliament
The new legislation will see negligent bosses face criminal charges.
Renewing the call for reconciliation after 20 years
Indigenous Australians are calling for greater youth education as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of Reconciliation Australia.
Celebrate WA Day a new way
WA Day organisers are working hard so everyone can still celebrate our great state, one way or another.
Feed the need
Top chefs are volunteering their time to create meals for vulnerable people.
Virus exposes cracks in the system
While many of us sit out the crisis from the comfort of our own homes, where do the homeless go?
Aussies in the Andes plead for help
A Perth student is among the Australians who say they can’t get out of Peru without government support.
Lockdown threatens remote Indigenous communities
As COVID-19 spreads further, remote Indigenous communities worry they will be “sitting ducks”.
Students staying put
Some exchange students packed their bags for home and left straight away while others have chosen to stay.
Ding dong the doorbell’s gone
Millennials are allegedly killing the doorbell industry by instead texting the word ‘here’.