Victims of dust diseases no longer face an agonising choice about claiming compensation, with new WA laws offering relief.
Victims of dust diseases no longer face an agonising choice about claiming compensation, with new WA laws offering relief.
A podcast from Curtin’s Journalism students looking at the results and ramifications of the US election.
Republicans piped up when King Charles’ recent visit itinerary was announced. But is change on the cards?
WA’s proposed stop-and-search knife laws could be the toughest in the country, if passed, but experts have mixed feelings.
The policy to ban children from social media is popular among some young adults.
Human rights advocate Suresh Rajan opens up about his life fighting for the rights of others.
It’s been eight months since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war and Australia’s pro-Palestine activists are getting creative in their fight.
Another woman has been found dead in Perth, the second suspected act of gendered violence in a week. Protestors are demanding change.
Calls for reform to WA’s cat laws have been growing across the state from wildlife rehabilitators and local governments, so why hasn’t the State Government done anything?
A Perth economist is calling on the Federal Government to do more, as reports find lower income earners are suffering more than higher earners.
A number of issues are threatening to destroy Perth’s already meagre tree canopy.
Harmony Day and Closing The Gap Day are caught in a stand off with a rare same-day clash.
Government funding for youth mental health support has increased to supply more acute care teams across WA.
Including super in parental leave will help to make women more financially secure, experts say.
Current labour laws protecting women experiencing menstrual and menopausal symptoms are inadequate, says Maurice Blackburn lawyer, Jessica Heron.
Is the elimination of nuclear weapons actually a feasible option?
A rent freeze would result in a shortage of rental properties and higher rents, according to property experts.