Perth had its own ‘Valerie’ moment when an owner was reunited with his lost Dachshund after 80 days.
Lost and hound
Break-ing bad
Multiple fast food chains are in the spotlight over workers’ rights, including access to proper breaks.
Reef grief
Woodside’s annual general meeting has been disrupted by protestors condemning the Browse Basin gas project.
Lost for words
Families of children who access speech therapy on the NDIS are bracing for expected funding cuts.
Finding family
International students often face increased levels of isolation and loneliness. Student groups are trying to provide connection.
Diagnosis without doctors
There’s support for a WA scheme which allows pharmacists to do more diagnosis.
That ’70s glow
A new poll says a majority of Australians would much rather be living in the 1970’s.
Stroke survivors stronger together
Experts say WA needs more community-based support for young stroke survivors.
Church-life balance
Serving in the church is a source of joy for many, but some young leaders are reporting feeling burnt out and unsupported.
Redevelopment putts locals on edge
Locals and advocacy groups in South Perth are worried about the environmental impact of a golf course redevelopment.
A community of grief
Perth mothers who have lost children are building a network to spread awareness about Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood.
Prickle praise party
Why are people planning a ‘worshipping’ event at Perth’s most famous cactus?
A Stirling effort
The City of Fremantle has already made changes to colonial names in the suburb, and is now targeting Stirling Street.
Fee fighter
The City of Perth’s youngest councillor is fighting for cheaper visas for international graduate students.
Fishy business
Hospitality venues across Australia will be mandated to label their seafood from July 1. Are WA businesses prepared?
Head knocks rock kids sport
Parents are more concerned than ever about concussion, and junior sporting clubs are racing to implement better protocols.
Perth ducks botched by Narelle
Bird rescuers are calling for the public to be more educated on avian botulism amidst an outbreak in Perth, following Cyclone Narelle.