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Be(ing) 4 real

By Emily Vajs on October 22, 2026

Uni-mergency

By Kyle Halcyon on October 22, 2026

Baldivis drivers battle risky road

By Bethany Forbes on October 22, 2026

Learning about living with death

By Hannah Davies on October 18, 2026

Farming from above

By Gemma Seymour on October 16, 2026

Writing a different journey

By Hannah Davies on October 11, 2026

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Group fights for more input into skate park designs

By Adam Poulsen on June 10, 2016

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

By Elyse Simich on June 8, 2016

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

By Caelie Jones on June 7, 2016

Sunlight could help stop short-sightedness in children

The end of the boom: crisis or opportunity?

By Pete Milne on June 7, 2016

Many former mining industry workers are looking to re-train in other areas.

WA dairy farmers ‘not affected’ by wholesale price reduction

By Georgia Holman on June 4, 2016

But the reduction in price by Murray Goulburn and Fonterra may flow eventually flow through to WA.

Fighting fit

By Alasdair Beer on June 3, 2016 • ( Leave a comment )

Perth boxer Ty Narkle keeps his eyes on Olympic prize.

Experts call for sugar tax to help reduce obesity

By Sabrina Zambotto on June 3, 2016

Calls for Australia to follow the UK lead.

WA to get its first all-ages play space

By Holly Thompson on June 3, 2016

The money has come from community fundraising.

Gridiron grapples with growing pains

By Peter Dewar on June 2, 2016 • ( Leave a comment )

American Football has potential in WA, but remains in the background of sport.

Family-witnessed CPR: yes or no?

By Joanne Fernandez on June 2, 2016 • ( Leave a comment )

Doctor and former paramedic explain the pros and cons.

Dancing in the dark

By Tarquin Bateman on June 2, 2016 • ( Leave a comment )

No Lights No Lycra creates spaces where people can be their authentic selves.

Mixed response to Cockburn outer harbour plan

By Jonathon Daly on June 2, 2016

Will job creation come at the expense of the environment?

Mass bleaching found at Kimberley reefs

By Jaimee Calder on June 1, 2016

The Kimberley has recorded its first mass bleaching of inshore coral reefs.

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By Eleri Teesalu on May 31, 2016 • ( Leave a comment )

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‘HOPE’ for those at risk of heart disease

By Olivia Senior on May 31, 2016

A combination of inexpensive medications has proven effective against heart disease.

WA’s only tissue bank changes lives

By Courtney Thornton on May 31, 2016

An increase in funding for Perth’s bone and tissue bank will benefit people from around Australia.

Cockburn beach shacks in outer harbour line of fire

By WI Reporters on May 28, 2016 • ( Leave a comment )

Labor’s alternative to Perth Freight Link would see small holiday community obliterated.

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