Increased security measures will be in place to prevent fence-jumpers at the upcoming Listen Out music festival.
No free show
Bulking up in Shanghai
China’s changing concept of body image is explored in another story from the 2017 study tour series.
Calls for compulsory training about consent
Universities and guilds across WA are responding to a recent report about sexual harrassment and abuse among students.
Paper ballot ‘unacceptable’
As millions of Australians receive their same-sex marriage vote letters, questions are being asked about the environmental cost.
Shredding up Shanghai
Can there be an underground skating scene in China? Part of the 2017 study tour series.
China doll
The 2017 Shanghai study tour series continues with an examination of how many young Chinese are choosing plastic surgery.
Regions welcome fracking ban
An inquiry will consider whether the controversial practice will be allowed in the future.
Problem-solving with STEM
New school programs focus on preparing students for an automated future.
First generation clubbing
Shanghai’s small but growing underground music scene is explored, as part of our 2017 study tour series.
China’s ‘experiment’ fuels growth
The first story in our 2017 Shanghai study tour series delves into the complex case of special economic zones.
‘Beeliar wetlands were our church’
Noongar people rue destruction from the defeated Roe 8 freeway after questionable heritage assessments.
Noongar vernacular
Groundswell of architecture designed in partnership with Perth’s first people.
Smartphone video essays
Intro to Broadcast students explore the future of journalism using only their smartphones.
Doomsday preppers
“In the 1950s they knew how to prepare food so that it didn’t need a refrigerator but now I panic if, you know, my phone runs out of battery.”
Fishing for swipes
Pics with fish, puppies, in the gym? First impressions mean a lot in online dating.
All-abilities rugby hits Perth
“It’s not going to be called ‘disabled rugby’ because I don’t believe in using those words.”
Elder abuse slips under the radar
… despite one in 20 Western Australians being affected.