The City of Fremantle has already made changes to colonial names in the suburb, and is now targeting Stirling Street.
A Stirling effort
Fee fighter
The City of Perth’s youngest councillor is fighting for cheaper visas for international graduate students.
Fishy business
Hospitality venues across Australia will be mandated to label their seafood from July 1. Are WA businesses prepared?
Head knocks rock kids sport
Parents are more concerned than ever about concussion, and junior sporting clubs are racing to implement better protocols.
Perth ducks botched by Narelle
Bird rescuers are calling for the public to be more educated on avian botulism amidst an outbreak in Perth, following Cyclone Narelle.
Bitter pill for sweet treats
New research is proposing radical measures to reduce diet-related diseases, but not everyone is convinced.
Holiday plans tanked
Fuel prices are putting travellers and tourism operators under the pump this Easter.
Flight or fright
Due to conflict in the Middle East, many Perth travellers are still in the dark about future plans.
Manfluence
“Self-improvement” content creators are on the rise in Perth. Should we be worried about the manosphere?
Dead quiet
Experts say we need to have better conversations about dying, before it’s too late.
Going for bust
The rise of gambling advertising on social media is increasingly targeting young women.
A waist of money?
The patent on the main ingredient in Ozempic has expired in India, leading to concerns cheap generics may enter the Australian market.
Artificial job prospects
University students are increasingly worried about the impact AI can have over future careers.
Trams rights activists
The City of Perth has trams back on the agenda for the CBD, evoking memories of the Perth light rail system that once existed.
Disability employment targets flatline
Advocates say the number of people living with a disability employed in the WA public sector is “pretty pathetic”.
From Roe to grow
Anti-Roe 8 activists are supporting a push from the WA Greens and Cockburn Council to turn the designated land into a wildlife corridor.
Calcium concerns bone deep
WA experts say consuming more calcium is key to protecting young girls from health problems.