WA Swim schools may be forced to close their disability programs due to a lack of government funding. This may include the Angelfish program.
Disability swim programs drowning
Women want DIY sheds
Women in WA are lobbying to find spaces for permanent DIY sheds, while there are more than 180 men’s sheds in the state.
Jab delay keeps therapy pets away
While people over 50 in Perth can now get the jab, aged care residents are still missing some of their favourite visitors.
Loving funds for new mums
A South West organisation is seeking funding to keep supporting mums with perinatal depression and anxiety.
Make someone’s bay
An NDS campaign is raising awareness of ACROD bay misuse.
Great Southern misses out on vital funding
An increase in drug overdoses in the Great Southern has prompted calls for more health funding for the region.
Christian mission aborted?
Protestors outside WA abortion clinics will face a $12,000 fine and jail time if a Bill before Parliament passes.
Voices against violence
Young women in Perth are speaking out against sexual violence.
Always was, always will be
As we celebrate NAIDOC week Indigenous Australians say they are not being heard, despite constant calls for change and support.
Supporting WA’s unpaid carers
The contribution of unpaid carers is being recognised through the ‘Share your Care’ campaign.
Proposed Mandurah Marina oozes with issues
Environmental concerns have put plans for a new Mandurah Estuary marina in jeopardy.
Don’t forget your home work
Experts say the working from home trend will outlast the COVID-19 pandemic.
Who controls the past?
Experts are calling the Federal Government’s Job-Ready Graduates Bill a political move aimed at suppressing critical thinking.
Say ‘yallo’ in Dalyellup
Dalyellup is a small but growing town south of Bunbury, about to get a new community centre to support young families.
Pink buns for breast cancer
The Pink Bun campagin is back for it’s 20th year, raising awareness about breast cancer
Dumping the clean-up
Perth suburbs are dumping verge clean-up for a new valet service, hoping to reduce waste and illegal littering.
COVID-19’s meth surprise
WA’s hard border is partially to blame for the state’s scarcity of the illicit drug.