Advocates say there are simple steps the football community can take to support gay players coming out.
Gay-FL
Doesn’t add up
Girls have scored lower than boys in numeracy across the board for the fifth NAPLAN in a row, and experts say it doesn’t make sense.
Electricity deal sparks concern
Energy experts say a multi-billion dollar deal to modernise WA’s electricity grid is a short circuit, not a solution.
A sky full of opportunity
WA musicians are tuning into the chance to open for Coldplay later this year.
Father figures
A new study from Curtin University has found children whose fathers suffer from depression are more likely to develop it themselves.
Purple hearts
Queer allies across the country are being encouraged to ‘wear it purple’ on Friday to promote inclusivity and acceptance.
No respect
Universities Australia has cut its anti-sexual violence campaign despite significant taxpayer funding, and advocates are furious.
Yes we can-nabis
Curtin researchers are at the centre of a project hoping to develop groundbreaking research into medicinal cannabis use.
Breaking the chains
The ‘Fair Trade Changemaker Tour’ is in Perth to discuss fair trade’s role in tackling modern slavery.
No wunch of bankers
An Islamic bank is set to open in Australia next year, and there are hopes it will lead to more discussion about choices for ethical banking.
The death doulas
Have you ever heard of a death doula? The number of West Australians using their ‘end of life’ service is growing.
The last waltz
The Matilda’s broke records and hearts during their World Cup journey, but fans hope the future is bright for women’s football in Australia.
Art starter
Can young people make a living from art? A new State Government plan is hoping to promote opportunity for WA artists.
CAT bus fuss
Fremantle City Council has decided to cease running the free CAT bus service, causing community angst and sustainability concerns.
Bolly good
More Indians than ever are now living in Perth, and Independence Day celebrations this week highlighted the vibrancy of the local community.
Whatcha gon’ do with all that junk
As another suburb calls it quits on their annual bulk collection, experts worry more rubbish will be headed to landfill.
Fickle response to Pickle plight
Supporters of a West Perth arts precinct say they feel an overwhelming community response has been ignored.