Dhufish numbers are dangerously low and experts say they will not improve until sustainability measures are changed.
Experts plan for diminishing dhufish stocks
Curtin hopes to help traumatised refugees
A Curtin research program is helping war-traumatised refugees in Perth schools, after finding government programs are inadequate.
Curriculum changes concern art teachers
Proposed changes to the national arts curriculum have teachers worried that students will struggle to fully understand the new courses.
Cricket fans on beer rations
Cricket fans at the WACA will face new restrictions on alcohol service this summer but a health professional says the measures do not go far enough.
Carbon footprint leaves dirty mark for investors
JOHN SIBENALER Carbon producing companies will need to fully disclose their carbon footprint to avoid being named and shamed under Australia’s first climate change shareholder resolutions. The resolutions will target the annual […]
Bloody battle for donation rights
In a Launceston clinic in 2004, a Red Cross nurse told Michael Cain that he could not donate blood.
AFL refuses to budge on extra time
BEN SOMERFORD Former West Coast premiership player and football commentator Karl Langdon says grand finals should be decided on the day and has called on the Australian Football League to scrap the […]
Cover Versions – a photo essay by Adrian Craddock
Perth-ifying album covers from years gone by.
There’s No Place Like, No Place – a photo essay by Eliza Laschon
A photo essay on the dogs of the Shenton Park Animal Refuge Centre.
Taxidermy Unexplained – a photo essay by Matthew Sykes
A photo essay looking at the Museum of Natural History in Guildford, Western Australia.
Beach Life – a photo essay by Simen Lonning
In the last three years of my life I have lived at Scarborough Beach, a well-known Perth suburb that attracts all kinds of people in summer time.
Bali Odyssey – a photo essay by Jodie Parker
I decided to take photographs for my story board during my travels in Bali.
Cycling Passion – a photo essay by Emma Young
My photoessay is about a group of intrepid cyclists, all forty-plus, including my parents.
Chocolate Obsession – a photo essay by Rosanna Candler
What is our obsession with chocolate? With the average Australian scoffing over 17kg per year, it’s no wonder the gluttonous term ‘chocoholic’ has become a mainstream confectionery conviction. Maybe because it comes […]
Burlesque in Perth – a photo essay by Marijke Loosjes
This photo essay is looking at the local Burlesque scene in Perth. Burlesque has seen a comeback recently and all over the world a revival has begun with more and more troops […]
Gone with the Wind – a photo essay by Marit Nore
The powers of the wind and the ocean have changed the state of both my mind and body.
Fears of a pork shortage
Rising production costs have sparked fears of a pork shortage ahead of Christmas as Claire Burton reports.