Addiction to devices continues to rise among young people, and the impacts are not just being felt in the home.
The game blame
Toxic Tate and red flag dates
Ask any young woman in the Perth dating scene about the impact of extreme male influencers, and you may hear some horrifying stories.
AI accountability in business
Research has shown a significant gap in the implementation of responsible AI practices in Australian businesses
The campus ‘cult’
Former members of a South Korean religious group say it’s using Perth university campuses to recruit, and we should be concerned.
Progress versus preservation
With high demand for its limited land, Singapore has not always protected heritage. But its architectural history is now being recognised.
Under the covers
A genre of literary fiction growing in popularity pitches itself as a positive form of sexual education. But what exactly is ‘Dark Romance’?
The unkindest cut
Female genital cutting is still practised in Singapore, but there is a growing movement for change.
The rise of the concrete cowboy
WA’s regional rodeos are flourishing, thanks to an influx of city slickers.
Tap water troubles
Perth’s tap water rates among the worst tasting in the country, but will the State Government’s new investment into Perth’s water system fix it?
Echoes of the Voice
The failure of the Voice to Parliament referendum left many wondering how Australia can ever achieve reconciliation.
Cemetery deadlock
The ‘Cemetery Renewal’ at Karrakatta Cemetery hopes to bring families together but not everyone agrees.
Daycare payrises
The Australian Government has announced a pay increase for early childcare workers. Who missed out?
Let’s give it back
The WA Government is offering grant money to help protect Aboriginal heritage sites, but is this enough?
Think strong, play mahjong
Mahjong enhances memory, strategy, and emotional well-being, making it a valuable exercise for all ages.
Why waste?
The State Government is encouraging local councils to adopt a their new bin system, but some are opting for alternate ways to improve.
Breathing room
Victims of dust diseases no longer face an agonising choice about claiming compensation, with new WA laws offering relief.
The US Precedent
A podcast from Curtin’s Journalism students looking at the results and ramifications of the US election.