The Perth Pride Choir is preparing to host an international LGBTQIA+ choral festival next year.
Singing with pride
From Italy, with love
After a successful annual homemade sausage competition, the WA Italian Club continues to celebrate the Italian way of life.
ADHD? I’m still waiting thanks
While the State Government is making moves to improve ADHD diagnosis, the slow pace is not picking up anytime soon.
Pulling analog into focus
Young creatives searching for meaning in an increasingly digital world are driving a bold resurgence in analog film.
Chat GP
A Perth woman speaks out after her doctor used ChatGPT to diagnose her during a consult – this isn’t normal, is it?
Arts access equals success
Visible or not, disability affects many of Australia’s creative artists, encouraging a community which advocates for each other.
The friends who can kill you
How frenemies are cyberbullying young Australians as described by a devastated parent, a victim and experts in the field.
Break dancing through barriers
Dancers with intellectual disabilities have cha cha-ed and fox-trotted their way to representing WA in a national competition next year.
Lionised
Singapore has been celebrating the 60th anniversary of its formation, leading to reflections on how it came to be, and where it goes from here.
The hunger for success
Dancers are still feeling pressure to lose weight due to a toxic dance culture and the industry’s apparent reluctance to change.
Rethinking connection
Love and connection reimagined. From apps to events, new initiatives are helping neurodivergent people find romance and friendship.
I bet you’re watching
With betting on the rise, former gambling addicts and experts believe young children are over exposed to betting advertisements.
Succeeding in succession
Passing the torch onto the next generation is proving difficult for Australia’s family businesses.
The end of the lane
Haji Lane is one of the most popular streets in Singapore, but its shopkeepers worry profits are being prioritised over culture.
The drag race
In conservative Singapore non-conformity is still difficult, yet the drag scene shines out and performers hope change comes fast.
The art of activism
In Singapore a smiley face is enough to land you in court, so people have turned to creative acts of protest.
Kids’ sport costs climb
Families are paying more for kids’ sport while clubs are facing higher expenses for coaches, facilities and equipment.