A surge in popularity for hip hop culture has seen a rise in dance groups hitting unusual locations around Singapore.
All the right moves
From little space can big things grow?
Meet the farmers working to cultivate 30 per cent of Singapore’s nutritional needs by 2030, despite limited land and a reliance on imports.
Clean sweep
WA’s Journalist of the Year Daryna Zadvirna is among numerous Curtin Journalism graduates recognised at recent awards.
“Dirty, demeaning and dangerous”
Post-pandemic, healthcare and living conditions for migrant construction workers in Singapore are back under the microscope.
Back from the brink, with bite
Improved environmental conditions in Singapore have brought the local otter back from near extinction. But there have been unexpected consequences.
Serving Singapore
For some young men, compulsory military service is a major inconvenience, but others find the experience rewarding.
Coming out, speaking up
The LGBTQ+ community in Singapore is fighting to find its voice, in a landscape that still censors non-mainstream views.
Changing minds, with hearts
In a country known for its wealth, some Singaporeans are trying to highlight the spirit of charity and generosity.
The chopping block
Singapore projects an image as the world’s greenest city, but many of its remaining patches of nature are under threat of deforestation.
Speaking out through the arts
Theatre is perhaps one of the only places you can publicly discuss issues such as sexuality and racism in Singapore.
The state of innovation
WA’s entrepreneurial spirit may be on the rise, but investing in successful startups is about knowing how to fund efficient failure.
Bring on a baby boom
Singapore’s low fertility rate has the government so concerned it is stepping in to play matchmaker. But the target audience remains unconvinced.
Selling sex in a post-pandemic world
Despite recent shifts in Singapore’s sex industry, advocates say ambiguous laws continue to put women at risk.
The Singapore sling (tackle)
The biggest AFL Auskick program in the world is in a place very few people would expect.
Pen to paper
Are there enough opportunities and support for Perth’s emerging, diverse and young writers?
Botoxic discrimination
Botox injections can help people with cerebral palsy and survivors of stroke to move more freely – but there’s a price to pay.
A ‘healthy’ social media feed
Can we create food and body image social media content that isn’t harmful? And do those who post have a responsibility to their audience?