Everything you need to know about today’s state budget.
WA budget for dummies
Love your breasts
There is no shame in taking your boobs seriously.
Mental health matters
Experts have mixed reactions to today’s budget announcements for mental health.
Let’s talk water
The Australian Water Association is worried about water shortages in the future, and whether we are prepared for water stress.
Art attack
Perth artists are reacting to significant budget cuts to the arts this week.
Crying foul on uni funding
The contentious higher education reform bill passed parliament today, and many academics are furious.
Cheap seats
Tourism operators say there’s been a boost in flights to the north of the state after a government discount.
More time online
Students are reacting to the news online lectures are set to continue next year.
Bus stop craving o’clock
Prominent independent public health agencies are calling on the WA Government to ban junk food advertising on state-owned assets.
Grants could increase urban sprawl
Subsidising house building in new land releases provides work for builders, but is urban sprawl a problem?
Fringe 2021: West is best
The first post-pandemic Fringe Festival will shine a spotlight on WA’s home-grown talent.
Good g-reef: Showdown to sink marina plans
Reeling reef residents are set to fight the State’s marina plans they say could destroy their coast.
Abroad at home
Students are being offered opportunities to study abroad from home as travel bans continue.
Republicans still hopeful
Renewed calls for an Australian republic reignite the decades-old debate.
Cash for cans comes back
Western Australians will be able to claim their refunds at nearly 200 locations across the state.
When fire seasons collide
Climate change is driving the northern and southern bushfire seasons in WA to collide, which could put pressure on the state’s resources.
Standing bi each other
Bisexual+ community groups celebrated Bi Visibility Day with a virtual conference.