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A haven for bees

By Laura Meachim on November 28, 2016

WA is renowned world-wide for its bees and has a growing number of passionate beekeepers.

Claims popular herbicide causes cancer

By Katie Lambert on November 27, 2016

But farming experts have dismissed the report.

Social media turns fitness into business

By Mikaela Knight on November 24, 2016

Instagram and Youtube are being used to promote, sell and inspire.

‘You are welcome here’

By Laura Thomas on November 24, 2016

The new Memory Cafe is a safe and inclusive space for people with dementia.

What it means to be vegan

By Jessica Arthur on November 15, 2016

While vegans are united in their opposition to live animal export, they have different ideas about how to promote change.

Consumers warned to beware ‘unreal’ travel packages

By Alexandra Faulkner on November 14, 2016

Sometimes, they turn out to be the result of a typo on a travel website.

“I have Down’s”

By Joanna Delalande on November 9, 2016

For families and carers, striking the right balance between encouraging independence and providing assistance can be hard.

Ambitious plan to ‘eradicate’ Hepatitis C

By Jonathon Daly on November 9, 2016

Experts welcome the new treatment but warn that targeting priority communities may be difficult.

The sound of spring racing

By Jason Titheradge on November 8, 2016

As horse racing season enters full swing, race caller Darren McAullay looks back on a colourful career.

The changing nature of Australia Day

By Carly Laden on November 8, 2016

In the wake of the cancellation of some traditional celebrations, the debate around January 26 continues.

Rise of the ‘cool Christian’

By Eliza Wynn on November 7, 2016

The new Riverview church in Burswood is one of a number of modern churches attracting high numbers of young people.

Testing culture stresses students

By Holly Thompson on November 7, 2016

As year 12 students sit their final exams, concerns are being raised about the effects of standardised tests.

Exciting times for Aussie hip hop

By Esther O'Loughlin on November 7, 2016

Local hip hop is evolving – and losing the bogan references.

Can avocado growers keep up with demand?

By Ye Naing Oo on November 4, 2016

WA’s avocado industry is thriving, despite some ongoing challenges.

New app to provide support for Australian carers

By Connie Maturana on November 1, 2016

Carers say it could be a huge help, especially when they need someone to fill in for them.

Wesley College sends four to AFL Draft Combine

By Jacob O'Reilly on November 1, 2016

It’s an unprecedented number for a WA school.

Aboriginal children at higher risk of meningococcal

By Xian Hong Say on October 30, 2016

But all parents should keep an eye out for the symptoms.

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