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The folks behind the frequency

By Anne Jagtenberg on October 1, 2026

Warmer winters threaten Araluen’s tulips

By Sydney Fossilo on September 29, 2026

More than a riding centre

By Catherine Ayre on September 29, 2026

Don’t underestimate Junyi Thia

By Paige Ryan on September 29, 2026

Perth’s own Dolly

By Bethany Stopher on September 28, 2026

Making waves

By Maddison Lord on September 24, 2026

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Councils urged to say amen to prayers

By Dylan Storer on April 19, 2023

Two of WA’s most important councils are facing calls to end reciting Christian prayers as part of official proceedings.

Go West: WA calls for international students

By Oliver Lane on April 19, 2023

While the State Government announces more funding to attract international students, many already in WA are feeling the pinch.

Standing in the shadow of the moon 

By Eleanor Forte on April 19, 2023

Perth will see one of its most significant solar eclipses in a decade, and there are plenty of ways to view it safely.

NASA lands in Perth

By Liam Murphy on April 19, 2023
Dad teaching his son to look through a telescope

NASA scientist Henry Throop has arrived in WA ahead of the much-anticipated solar eclipse in Exmouth.

“Death by a thousand cuts”

By Premila Ratnam on April 18, 2023

WA’s black cockatoos are under threat from the cumulative impact of land clearing and conservationists are calling for action.

Out of touch

By Rachelle Grosse on April 17, 2023

Fidget toys are considered to be an important tool for students with ADHD, but some schools have banned them.

Renaming ‘Nyi Nyi Bidi’

By Tylah Tully on April 14, 2023

The street name of one of the oldest streetscapes in Australia has officially been replaced in a change welcomed by the Indigenous community.

AiGED care?                           

By Piper Duffy on April 13, 2023

AI is a hot topic of conversation and there is a staffing crisis is aged care. Could artificial intelligence enhance the sector?

Young polly syndrome

By Orla Latawski on April 7, 2023

Young politicians across Australia worry about trolling and abuse discouraging others from running in elections.

Mining AI for all it’s worth

By Greg McFerran on April 5, 2023

Like it or not, AI technology is set to change the face of engineering in WA’s mining sector.

Trialling a cure for Alzheimer’s?

By Olivia Ford on April 5, 2023
Professor John Mammon hopes to bring in more volunteers for their research

Curtin researchers are looking for more volunteers to help aid research into a possible cure for Alzheimer’s.

Belt up or pay up

By Lachlan Byrne on April 5, 2023

New hi-tech point-to-point cameras are set to improve safety on our major roads.

Syphilis: STI on the rise

By Chloe Henville on April 5, 2023

Despite more than a decade of campaigns the rates of syphilis continue to skyrocket in WA.

Working women demand better deal

By Rebeka Petroska on April 5, 2023

Will new regulations about reporting gender pay gaps make any real difference?

Pleas to make Cockburn Sound nuke free

By Jessica Evensen on April 5, 2023

Could federal plans to invest $8 billion developing HMAS Stirling to house nuclear-powered submarines be a recipe for disaster?

Perth councils face budget strain

By Noah O'Reilly on March 29, 2023

Large-scale projects are at risk as local governments in Perth struggle under increasing economic pressure.

Pop culture for loan

By Katrina Tap on March 29, 2023

A suburban library in Perth is putting library services on the map at this year’s Oz Comic Con.

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