Rugby Union in Western Australia is facing extinction because there is not enough grassroots interest in the sport.
Future of rugby in jeopardy
Grannycore
Young people are hoping to take advantage of WA’s new granny flat laws.
Chat not cheat
Now the dust has settled, how are universities – and students – engaging with artificial intelligence technology like ChatGPT?
Up in smoke
With growing awareness of the physical harm caused by vaping, a new initiative in Perth aims to shed light on its environmental impact.
Pride in the jumper
Debate over homophobia in the AFL has reignited. Is enough being done at local level to ensure inclusion for all?
A progressive period
Period advocacy groups are backing a move for Perth’s public toilets to provide period products.
Pet peeves
It’s National Pet Day, and animal lovers want to highlight the difficulties of caring and adopting during a cost-of-living crisis.
Calls to close inflation gap
A Perth economist is calling on the Federal Government to do more, as reports find lower income earners are suffering more than higher earners.
Climate conundrum
Affordability of renewable energy poses a challenge for green goals, according to a CSIRO report.
A sea of debris
A garbage truck’s worth of plastic enters the ocean every minute, new research finds.
Concerned out of ten
WA has been ranked worst on the national environmental scorecard. Experts say action is needed now.
Tough grind
Rising prices are leaving customers concerned but maybe it’s cafe owners who are really getting ripped off in Perth?
No pride in the system
New research has found half of LGBTIQA+ Western Australians have experienced some form of abuse from a partner.
Throwing shade
A number of issues are threatening to destroy Perth’s already meagre tree canopy.
Penniless (not) by choice
Young people are challenging themselves with Penniless March but, for some, living on next to nothing is their daily reality.
What’s in a date?
Harmony Day and Closing The Gap Day are caught in a stand off with a rare same-day clash.
The fast and the curious
Each year, more than one billion people experience Ramadan, including students who are also navigating its impact on their studies.