Republicanism and secessionism have existed in WA for a long time. But can they get along?
The Republic of [Western] Australia?
Students to vote on Gaza links
Following the Nationwide March for Palestine WA, student guilds are urging students to vote to take a stand on universities’ roles in the Gaza genocide.
A local socialist alternative
A new party has entered Western Australia’s political sphere, and it claims to be far from your typical political party.
Future-proofing fashion
Australian Fashion Week was proof that the local fashion industry is adapting to thrive against the odds.
Environmental action up in smoke
The WA Premier is facing backlash after indicating the government no longer intends to legislate a net zero by 2050 emissions target.
Combatting coercive control
Despite an increase in awareness of domestic violence, victim-survivors say the justice system still hasn’t caught up.
What are you voting for, Swan?
The Federal Election is on the horizon, so it’s time to know what your candidates are offering.
No room for generation rent
New statistics show rental affordability is getting worse in WA, with even a room in a share house out of reach for many.
Poster boy for free speech
After disciplinary action was taken against a student at UWA, experts are worried about the future of political speech on campuses.
Independents day
A political scientist says the rise of independent candidates will be a factor in rural and regional electorates in this weekend’s election.
Diss tracks and delulu
Rap songs and ‘youth speak’. It seems the major parties are trying everything to appeal to younger voters, except have policies they care about.
Sexclusion shockwave
In a landmark ruling, the legal definition of gender has changed in the UK, and the ramifications are being felt everywhere.
Polliewaffle
Political debates have been a staple of the campaign process, but with their popularity waning, are they still relevant?
Where’s the beef?
Economists says President Trump’s now paused beef tariffs could still have major implications for consumers.
“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.
Adoption rates reach record low
Child welfare experts and advocates respond to the latest data on adoption rates.
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.