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The folks behind the frequency

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Warmer winters threaten Araluen’s tulips

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More than a riding centre

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Don’t underestimate Junyi Thia

By Paige Ryan on September 29, 2026

Perth’s own Dolly

By Bethany Stopher on September 28, 2026

Making waves

By Maddison Lord on September 24, 2026

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Don’t expect a wild winter this year

By Madeleine Stephens on May 31, 2018

Can Western Australia survive on less than average rainfall?

Dockers reshuffle players for Sunday’s clash

By Azhar Abdul Majid on May 31, 2018

Young Dockers’ players are set to take their place in Sunday’s game due to older players out with injury.

Perth is more smart city than meets the eye

By Rouchelle Gilmore on May 31, 2018

The Australian government endorses $50 million Smart Cities Program.

Paypass your way through London’s buskers

By Karina Vakil on May 31, 2018

No loose change to spare for a busker that catches your eye? No worries just tap and go.

Expectation rises for Freo Indigenous round

By Rachael Clifford on May 31, 2018

Dockers prepare for honorary indigenous round as player selection becomes murky ahead of Sunday’s game.

First ‘virtual power plant’ for Goldfields

By Azhar Abdul Majid on May 31, 2018

Australian first Virtual Power Plant signals new age for renewable energy distribution.

WA flu shot stock will last peak influenza period

By Jessica Powell on May 31, 2018

Shortages in the eastern states are not of concern for WA Department of Health.

Cyclists hit back at single file petition

By Michael Heaton on May 31, 2018

Lobby group wants to ban cyclists riding two abreast.

Darts break more than hearts

By Karina Vakil on May 31, 2018

World No Tobacco Day and the ADA is raising about the effects of tobacco on oral health.

Closure of former prison a victory for reconciliation

By Fraser Palamara on May 31, 2018

Experts say the decision on future redevelopment at Rottnest should be that of the Indigenous community.

WA netball community at Fever pitch

By Caelie Jones on May 31, 2018

Super Netball team West Coast Fever will play Giants Netball in a high stakes match on the weekend.

Dog baiting takes a sinister turn in Mullaloo

By Rachael Clifford on May 31, 2018

RSPCA warns dog owners to watch out for cakes laced with poison.

Apex in Perth at the crossroads of survival

By Adrianne van Munster on May 31, 2018

Once 3500 members strong in the 1980s, the service organisation is now concerned it’s facing extinction.

Voges named Scorchers’ Coach

By Lawrence Drown on May 31, 2018

Voges captained the Scorchers to two BBL Championships and says he’s ready to develop cricket WA’s already strong foundations.

Smart socks lead the way

By Isabella Clarke on May 29, 2018

These are just one example of wearable technology, an area with huge potential for health benefits.

Downward dog with a side of lager

By Keane Bourke on May 28, 2018

Fremantle’s first beer yoga session might have its supporters, but for others it’s a bit of a stretch.

Nothing beats a meal of termites

By Eliza Lyon on May 28, 2018

Termites are essential for the diet of endangered numbats, but there’s not enough around.

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