As the death toll from the Turkish earthquake continues to rise, community groups and individuals in Perth are helping the relief effort.
Calls for more support for earthquake survivors
All bets car off in South Perth
South Perth has seen a rise in car break-ins as the suburb’s council attempts to prevent further damage.
The million-dollar gap
New research has found women earn $1 million less than men in their careers, setting them back for life.
When ovary-acting matters
It’s a devastating disease that’s more prevalent than diabetes but millions of women hide their suffering.
Sensing no change
More than 50 per cent of autistic people have sensory needs. So why doesn’t WA’s largest stadium have a sensory room?
Local lids given longer life
A new Facebook group offers people the opportunity to reduce their plastic waste by matching spare container parts.
Sex offence and consent laws under review
Advocates say WA needs updated laws that are “clear, explicit and simple” to address issues such as ‘stealthing’.
Motion sickness
Do young Aussies still want to Contiki or Topdeck their way around the world, or has the pandemic led to new ways of thinking about travel?
Dance like you mean it
Cultural dance communities in Perth are doing amazing work to empower young people and reconnect them to their heritage.
Lessons from the lion city
Singapore boasts the world’s “smartest” public transport system and is influencing the way forward for Perth.
Kids, careers, consequences
The changing face of motherhood represents the shifting attitudes towards work and cultural expectations in Singapore.
The silence of the songbirds
Some of the world’s most beautiful and tuneful birds are brought to Singapore, with both the legal and illegal trade thriving.
Pride and prejudice
Singapore’s LGBTQ+ community says the repeal of a law criminalising sex between men is a vital win in a long, ongoing fight for equality.
The fight for attention
In a fast-paced city with a narrow view of success, the Singaporean ADHD community feel like they fly under the radar.
Rough sleepers go unseen
Singapore prides itself on having low homelessness, but the statistics don’t show thousands more fighting for support.
Swallowing the sea
Land reclamation has been occurring in Singapore for the last two centuries, but experts say it comes at a cost for biodiversity.
No nut mutts
A family argument leads to a discussion about whether it’s right to desex the household dog.