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Perth’s underground smackdown

By Lachlan Denney on July 17, 2026

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No room to sing

By Kyle Halcyon on July 17, 2026

Rebuilding Te Whare Tapa Wha

By Renee Hilton-Jones on June 26, 2026

Pride flagged for removal

By Rachel Jennings on May 19, 2026

Fighting fire with fire

By Nima Monazami on May 14, 2026

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The women who shear

By Maria Bruun-Schmidt on January 22, 2019

Experts say female shearers are on the rise, and the industry needs to adapt.

Women who shear

By Maria Bruun-Schmidt on January 20, 2019

Although there are still less than 200 female shearers in Australia, there has been significant growth in recent years.

A performance ​to remember

By Daryna Zadvirna on December 20, 2018

A poignant play highlights how dementia affects our sense of identify and our relationships.

Goalball WA faces tough fight for funding

By Paul Clarke on December 18, 2018

The blind sports organisation can’t finance its players’ ambitions on the world stage.

Gambling, just casually

By matthew comito on December 14, 2018

When does a little become too much?

When the help gets you down

By Jackson Worthington on December 14, 2018

It’s not uncommon for anti-depressants to have side effects, but what is the impact on young lives when that side effect is sexual dysfunction?

Street sports making connections

By Megan West on December 6, 2018

Known for being a great social outlet, street sport is also being used to engage disconnected young people.

Life after a knee reconstruction

By Tayla Wilson on December 5, 2018

Young people discover mental health issues can be an unexpected side effect of ACL injuries.

No ifs or butts

By Tiffany Kirkwood on November 29, 2018

Smokers who litter cigarette butts are being urged to consider the harm they cause to oceans and marine animals.

Understanding curiosity

By Mitchell Bennett on November 22, 2018

And how it drives people trying to solve some of the greatest mysteries of our time.

For the love of dance

By Emily Garbett on November 22, 2018

Like increasing numbers of their generation, young professional dancers are choosing a career based on passion.

Perth women battle ‘invisible’ disease

By Charlotte Saxon on November 21, 2018

Endometriosis affects one in 10 women in Australia, so why don’t enough people know about the disease and why is there little help out there?

Turning over a new leaf

By Sarah Makse on November 21, 2018

This 2018 Shanghai study tour story describes how innovative locals are cultivating green space in one of most world’s most densely populated cities.

17 years in Afghanistan and no end in sight

By Alexandra Faulkner on November 21, 2018

Experts say the public either doesn’t know enough or doesn’t care enough about Australia’s ongoing war.

How to be a 20-something

By matthew comito on November 21, 2018

Struggling to find your way in your twenties? You’re not alone.

Waste-full China seeks innovative solutions

By LachieByrne on November 21, 2018

The 2018 Shanghai Study Tour series continues with a look at how technology is changing the way the country manages waste.

Keeping fit for two

By Siti Nurul Elin Anuar on November 21, 2018

Many women underestimate the significance of exercise during pregnancy, health experts have warned.

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