To take the kids out of class, or not to take the kids out of class – that is the question.
Bali schooling dilemma
Bunbury beach revamp
A beachfront development will aim to lure tourists to Bunbury.
No room in Albany
Albany lacks accommodation for a special Anzac event.
Rallying for a cause
Bush romp raises money to cure cancer.
Winter arrives, we depart
Exodus planned despite predicted warmer winter.
Northbridge renaissance
Jaded party precinct on the cusp of something great.
Hidden treasure
Sun, sand and a shipwreck not far from Perth.
Fair Tradies have a ball
Shindig raises cash for orphans in Uganda.
Canada calling
Aussies answer call of the north.
Reverse culture shock
Returning volunteers struggle to adjust.
Sun sets on Santorini
KATE DROMEY surveys some hot and not-so-hot spots on the famed Greek island.
Castle, cliffs and chapel
JESSICA SHORT returns to the homeland of a convict ancestor.
Lotterywest supports Leeuwin
Unique sailing ship receives $2 million grant. SOPHIE JOHNS has the story.
Afghanistan behind the veil
ROYA AHMAD takes a personal journey back to her home country, 19 years after leaving, to find friendly people and natural beauty endured the war.
Yes, we love this country
SIMEN LONNING discovers why many Norwegians choose to study at Perth universities.
Norwegian right of passage
TRINE URSTAD investigates the meaning of controversial high school student celebrations in the Scandanavian country.
Beach Life – a photo essay by Simen Lonning
In the last three years of my life I have lived at Scarborough Beach, a well-known Perth suburb that attracts all kinds of people in summer time.