Alan’s mother and full-time carer, Anne Clayton says every day is a challenge: “Once the epilepsy came in it’s just gone downhill,” she says.
A fight for acceptance
Making a difference – fighting global poverty
Paul Mason says the Global Poverty Project is a catalyst for the global movement to end extreme poverty. It’s about making poverty personal for the general public.
Fighting childhood stress
A unique WA program may prove to be a key to combating the high levels of child stress discovered in a recently published report into children’s wellbeing.
Social media important for journos
A practical understanding of social media platforms is becoming increasingly necessary for journalists and according to industry professionals… it’s the future of journalism.
Skateboarding cements youth culture links
Skateboarding has always had its feet firmly placed in youth culture and the people that stick with it are the people that have a real passion for the sport.
PTA dismisses study claims
The Perth Transport Authority has dismissed claims there are major deficiencies in its training and management practices, after a study by Edith Cowan University.
It's a long road to rehab
Ice is a purified form of methamphetamine that appears as a rock-like crystal. It is an illegal and highly addictive drug.
Young photographer gets exposure
Fashion photographer and Curtin University graduate Penny Lane has been selected as one of three finalists in the Qantas Spirit of Youth Awards photography category.
Women strive for top jobs
Changes towards gender equity are creating opportunities for women in top jobs.
WA to dominate draft
Perth footballers will dominate this year’s AFL national draft with new club Gold Coast Suns holding an advantage with many of the early picks.
Tuition fee scam
More than 30 WA students from two universities have fallen for a scam that has defrauded them of half a million dollars worth of tuition fees.
Teens shun depression health help
Teenagers with depression and anxiety are not seeking help because they do not want anyone to know they have a mental illness, a study has revealed.
Tanning drug health warning
Health professionals are concerned that Australians using an illegal tanning drug are exposed to risks of cancer.
Suicide stigma a worrying trend
Australians are unaware of the implications suicide has on the community, according to a national report.
Shop hours a dog’s breakfast: retailers
The Barnett Government is purposely misleading consumers by saying they agree with the de-regulation of trading hours, according to Consumer Protection Shadow Minister Francis Logan.
Record ambulance ramping
In September ambulance ramping reached a record of 1368.4 hours and on one day 26 of the 48 ambulances in the metropolitan area were ramped.
RAC calls to change road safety
The RAC wants a review of the road safety reform process in WA after several recommendations were not implemented by the State Government.