Have a safe long weekend and don’t blow your points.
Double demerits this weekend
The orphans of Shanghai
Molly Schmidt meets abandoned children and their carers as part of a series of stories from the 2016 Curtin Journalism Shanghai Study Tour.
Young Aussies flock to Shanghai
Kaylee Meerton reports on the expatriate scene as part of a series of stories from the 2016 Curtin Journalism Shanghai Study Tour.
The Freo cousin of Asia’s tuk-tuk
‘The Bongo’ set to hit the streets of Perth’s port city.
Bibbulmun adapts to harsh fire season
Renowned track receives new fire resistant shelters to help reduce bushfire damage.
WA ghost towns a window to our past
But are they worth a visit?
Opposition wants Feds to pay for WA transport
The Turnbull Government has promised $5 billion for NSW and Victoria, but nothing for WA.
$50m project to transform our cities
The plan includes the Forrestfield-airport link for Perth.
Tourism chief backs Perth cable car plan
Almost 650,000 passengers could be transported between Kings Park and Elizabeth Quay.
Scoop Magazine closes after 19 years
Digital era brings an end to print publication.
Fishers welcome Mandurah reef
A new artificial reef at Mandurah is expected to provide a safe fishing environment.
Freeway changes to avoid confusion
All freeway entrances are to be fitted with new merge lines.
Strike action causes delays at Perth Airport
Department of Immigration and Border Protection workers at Perth International Airport rally for better workers’ rights, conditions and take home pay.
The Immortals
Pragmatism and tradition in Shanghai’s commemoration of its dead.
In the picture
A glimpse into Shanghai’s obsession with selfies.
Aussie coffee culture goes global
The humble flat white must be doing something right.
Bali schooling dilemma
To take the kids out of class, or not to take the kids out of class – that is the question.