Singapore has an estimated 50,000 stray cats, looked after by a devoted community of volunteers.
Purrfect carers
Protestors demand safer teen detention
Demonstrators are furious another young West Australian has died in custody and want an overhaul of the system.
Unpacking the period problem
Period products are costly. Is this a double burden for women already struggling with menstrual disorders?
WA uranium companies hopeful
Uranium mining is banned in WA, but the price of the ore is rising and WA liberals are making it an election issue.
Full steam ahead
As the freshly laid train tracks of the Morley-Ellenbrook line go through their final checks, residents reflect on what the line means to them.
Porky pies, online lies
How ‘pig butchering’ scams are costing Australians millions.
Sugar tax stirs sticky situation
A sugary drink tax could cut massive amounts of sugar from Australians’ diets, but not everyone is happy.
Rex drama vexing Esperance
Six weeks after Rex Airlines went into voluntary administration the people of Esperance are anxious for news about their flying future.
AI and the parent-child dynamic
AI is a growing part of family life, so we asked some experts for safety tips.
Distress over paediatric wait times
Families are losing hope as the wait times for a paediatric appointment continue to increase.
Volunteer vanishing act
Emergency fire volunteer numbers are down. What does that mean for the fire season ahead?
Perth’s trees are browned off
Thousands of people responded to a call from a UWA researcher for information about dying trees. Here’s what she found out.
Knives out for new law
WA’s proposed stop-and-search knife laws could be the toughest in the country, if passed, but experts have mixed feelings.
Small towns struggling
Saving dying small towns will be the focus of the first national Small Town Reinvention conference in WA.
Serious playgrounds
A Perth mother and ADHD WA are raising funds to build a new sensory playground specifically for children with ADHD.
From street to class
Finding accommodation can be hard for international students. What happens when they can’t?
WA’s voices for Palestine
WA organisations are working to raise money for Palestine.