Political debates have been a staple of the campaign process, but with their popularity waning, are they still relevant?
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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.
South Sudan strife close to home
Accusations of chemical warfare in South Sudan are devastating for members of the community in Perth.
Shear frustration
WA farmers continue to battle with the federal government about the banning of live sheep exports.
The final countdown
As tallying finally wraps up for the Fremantle seat in the state election, questions are still being asked about polling day problems.
The minor key
Minor parties could have a stronger voice in WA’s upper house as major changes to the voting system come into play this state election.
AUKward
Does WA Premier Roger Cook calling US Vice President JD Vance a ‘knob’ have implications for the AUKUS deal?
Owls on deathwatch
Australia’s owl populations are under threat from rodenticides on sale here, but banned in other countries.
Rallying cry
From calls for action on the Gaza crisis, to Indigenous rights and climate action, Western Australians raise their voices in protest. What motivates them?
Echoes of the Voice
The failure of the Voice to Parliament referendum left many wondering how Australia can ever achieve reconciliation.
Breathing room
Victims of dust diseases no longer face an agonising choice about claiming compensation, with new WA laws offering relief.
The US Precedent
A podcast from Curtin’s Journalism students looking at the results and ramifications of the US election.
Royal snub rattles republicans
Republicans piped up when King Charles’ recent visit itinerary was announced. But is change on the cards?
Knives out for new law
WA’s proposed stop-and-search knife laws could be the toughest in the country, if passed, but experts have mixed feelings.