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Perth’s underground smackdown

By Lachlan Denney on July 17, 2026

Love at first swipe?

By Oda Bekkestad on July 17, 2026

No room to sing

By Kyle Halcyon on July 17, 2026

Rebuilding Te Whare Tapa Wha

By Renee Hilton-Jones on July 7, 2026

Pride flagged for removal

By Rachel Jennings on May 19, 2026

Fighting fire with fire

By Nima Monazami on May 14, 2026

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Insects on the menu

By Oliver Lane on October 31, 2022

Insects aren’t an everyday Australian snack, but that could be about to change.

Therapy on tap

By Ruby Devlin on October 30, 2022

“It brings comfort”. In the face of a climate crisis, international war and rising cost of living, Gen Z is turning to a unique comfort item.

The ladies who punch

By Holly Prentice on October 28, 2022

Womens pro-wrestling is some of the most diverse television around, and it’s changing the wrestling industry here in Perth.

A period drama

By Rachelle Grosse on October 27, 2022

Condoms are available in female bathrooms while WA women still struggle to access free and essential menstrual products.

Generation vape

By Josh Miller on October 27, 2022
A collection of some of the various coloured cartridge vapes

Experts say vaping can harm brain development but one in five 18 to 24-year-olds have inhaled from a vape device.

Pandemic lockdown, wounded hearts

By Piper Duffy on October 26, 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic might be coming to an end, but experts are worried about a ‘shadow’ pandemic of partner abuse.

Struggle of an Indian sibling

By Marika Sequeira on October 26, 2022

How do too many expectations affect elder siblings from Indian families now studying in Australia?

Crypto catfish warning

By Aimee Glossop on October 26, 2022
Sara Pedras and her daughter

A Perth woman warns others of a cruel cryptocurrency scam that is circulating on dating apps.

Why aren’t we talking about this?

By Naomi D'Roza on October 24, 2022

By discriminating against those who live differently, we risk creating a world where people feel excluded. Let’s change that.

Not going the distance

By Olivia Ford on October 20, 2022
Two children walking in the bush

Rural families have been disappointed by the State Government’s decision to reject funding to help compensate them for the costs of home education.

Food relief is struggling

By Josh Smith on October 18, 2022

Food relief use has increased in Western Australia as the rise in the cost of living has seen more people turn to these services.

Elizabeth Quay, reflecting Perth

By Callum Van Waardenburg on October 14, 2022
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The naming of Elizabeth Quay intitally sparked controversy within the community, how have our attitudes changed since?

Money for marks

By Elliahn Blenkinsop on October 10, 2022

Is contract cheating worth the potential future risks of blackmail or losing your degree?

Navigating COVID with OCD

By Seamus Harrison on October 6, 2022
Samantha shows her hands. The skin is dry and cracked at the surface. Her left hand has a cut from over-washing her hands.

A recent study found many people living with obsessive-compulsive disorder had intensified symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bandyup butting out

By Ben Chapman on October 1, 2022
The flame from a cigarette lighter

Changes are being rolled out at a WA prison ahead of going smoke-free later this year.

Retail therapy

By Piper Duffy on September 22, 2022
Aussies choose to spend their disposable income on take away food and drink.

Recent data shows people are spending more on recreational items despite money pressures. Experts explain why.

Kerbside by the wayside

By Chloe Maher on September 22, 2022
Picture of sorted recyclable materials.

Despite concerns from a local business owner, there are no plans on the horizon for kerbside recycling bins in Geraldton.

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