Economists says President Trump’s now paused beef tariffs could still have major implications for consumers.
Where’s the beef?
“We could be with a future murderer”
May is Domestic and Family Violence Prevention month, and survivors are hoping to educate people on the warning signs of abuse.
Choc, shrink and a jump
Easter eggs are the latest example of ‘shrinkflation’, meaning Aussies are paying more for less this long weekend.
Dropping like pies
WA wildlife rescuers say magpies are turning up paralysed in record numbers, and no one knows why.
Who cares for carers?
Wildlife rehabilitators say carers need more mental health support due to the emotional and financial toll it takes.
VR’s crowning glory
Perth researchers have developed a virtual reality experience to educate paramedics on assisting with out-of-hospital births.
Vax stats lax
WA has the lowest flu vaccination rates in Australia and experts are trying to work out why.
Turtles the Main problem
Wildlife advocates and locals are fighting to protect native snake-necked turtles from land clearing by Main Roads WA in Innaloo.
Dart attack
From April 1 all indvidual cigarettes in Australia must include health warnings.
“The misogyny of iron deficiency”
Iron deficiency is the most common condition for female university students, and it’s impacting study.
Netfix
Australian experts believe hit Netflix show Adolescence should be used in schools to teach important lessons about respectful relationships.
New gun laws trigger concern
New gun legislation has recently been put into effect in WA. Farmers and gun shop owners say they’re yet to adjust.
South Sudan strife close to home
Accusations of chemical warfare in South Sudan are devastating for members of the community in Perth.
Ferndale fire fades
Ferndale residents have been allowed to return to their homes after an emergency bushfire evacuation this morning.
Gotta cash ’em all
The cost of Pokemon cards have soared, leaving shelves empty and collectors disappointed.
Gym boom, créche doom
Gym chains are expanding but many are removing childcare services, leaving parents with a dilemma.
A novel approach
The City of Stirling’s new Hammersley Book Nook is the first ‘click and collect’ library in WA.