Industrial city prepares for annual celebration of the Indigenous community.
Kwinana community gathers for NAIDOC Week
More young people drink until they need an ambulance
But the State Government claims less teenagers are drinking than ever before.
The people and passion of the letterpress
PHOTO ESSAY: Perth studios keep traditional craft alive.
Australians support cat legislation
A new study shows we are more accepting of the need for legislation than people in the UK, USA or China.
Group fights for more input into skate park designs
They say councils shouldn’t give as much credence to community groups who have no expertise in the area.
New app to help teenagers with autism
It aims to help high school students prepare for their transition into university and work.
Children’s vision at risk if they don’t go outside
Sunlight could help stop short-sightedness in children
The end of the boom: crisis or opportunity?
Many former mining industry workers are looking to re-train in other areas.
WA dairy farmers ‘not affected’ by wholesale price reduction
But the reduction in price by Murray Goulburn and Fonterra may flow eventually flow through to WA.
Fighting fit
Perth boxer Ty Narkle keeps his eyes on Olympic prize.
Experts call for sugar tax to help reduce obesity
Calls for Australia to follow the UK lead.
WA to get its first all-ages play space
The money has come from community fundraising.
Gridiron grapples with growing pains
American Football has potential in WA, but remains in the background of sport.
Family-witnessed CPR: yes or no?
Doctor and former paramedic explain the pros and cons.
Dancing in the dark
No Lights No Lycra creates spaces where people can be their authentic selves.
Mixed response to Cockburn outer harbour plan
Will job creation come at the expense of the environment?
Mass bleaching found at Kimberley reefs
The Kimberley has recorded its first mass bleaching of inshore coral reefs.