MIKE EXELL delves into the Perth indie scene and discovers a few surprises.
The truth revealed: why arts students are so cool
Yes, we love this country
SIMEN LONNING discovers why many Norwegians choose to study at Perth universities.
More kudos to Curtin film students
KATHRINE WESTERN interviews Kjetil Astrup and Markus Bakkegaard Hermansen about showcasing their work in four continents.
Peter's positive outlook inspires WA Youth Award judges
The 18-year-old man has worked tirelessly to raise awareness of people with cerebral palsy dysplasia, JASMIN STUART reports.
Review: Australia Boombox Tour
SHU DUAN ONG focuses on the YouTube celebrities’ performances.
Norwegian right of passage
TRINE URSTAD investigates the meaning of controversial high school student celebrations in the Scandanavian country.
Visual images bridge a gulf between our oceans and us
A community project is improving people’s understanding of the sea, as RUHEE KHAN reports.
Perth Colts star to play in national AFL championships
JESS COLQUHOUN talks with Frasier McInnes on the key to his success as a young player.
Will Claremont Quarter be a saviour for Bayview stores?
While the new shopping centre is a magnet for visitors, other local businesses urge the council to help them develop, EMMA KAUFFMAN reports.
Street fashions replace glitzy glam
ANNIE SHREEVE focuses on the latest trends displayed at PR in Fashion, a public relations student show that has become a key event for the WA profession.
Wild West Comedy Fest in full swing
International and local acts entertained fans of funny at Perth’s best live venues, TOM JOCKEL reports.
Opinion: parking in streets off campus
Intrepid online reporter, AMISH DESAI, investigates the ways that students are avoiding crowded university car parks and related fees.
Theatre review: "The Flu Season"
BREEANA HUMPHREYS takes us on and off the stage of the Curtin University production.
Out with the new and in with the old
Will Perth evolve into a more fashionably diverse metropolis? VANESSA COSTANZO reports on young entrepreneurs who have opened vintage businesses that express stylish individuality.
Opinion: Perth cycle paths under scrutiny
As a keen bicyclist, JOANA PARTYKA gives an insider’s perspective on the debate over whether facilities are adequate.
WA welcomes direct flights to China
The State agreement with Asia’s biggest airline is expected to persuade more Chinese tourists to include the West in their Australian itineraries, as ROBERT DOUGHERTY reports.
A kiss goodbye to MS
SCOTT CUNNINGHAM speaks to Madeline Clark about her determination to overcome her struggle.