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Pride flagged for removal

By Rachel Jennings on May 19, 2026

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By Julia Petersen on May 8, 2026

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By Caris Harper on May 7, 2026

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By Domenic Rossi on May 7, 2026

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COVID-19 mental health crisis

By Jessica Gatenby on April 14, 2022

The pandemic has had a profound impact on Australian youth, according to a national survey.

Good Friday footy returns to Perth

By Matthew Robson on April 14, 2022

Most fans are embracing Good Friday AFL in WA, but not everyone is sold on the idea.

A cancer-free future

By Layla Smith on April 14, 2022

The Cancer Council has called on all political parties to reduce the impact of cancer, particularly melanoma.

Bells ring out at Easter

By Angela Ho on April 14, 2022

Perth’s bells toll this Easter Sunday as part of a tradition kept alive by a small but constant community of bell ringers.

Demerit debate

By Liam Murphy on April 14, 2022
Double demerit sign above cars on road

With the easter long weekend comes double demerit penalties for WA drivers. Does the strategy actually improve road safety?

Help on hand for the shift from plastic

By William Hagan on April 14, 2022
Single-use plastics will soon be banned for WA hospitality

The hospitality industry is being offered support to implement the upcoming ban on single-use plastic.

Making animals a priority

By Mya Kordic on April 14, 2022

Animal welfare projects across the state are welcoming new government grants supporting wildlife and companion animals.

WA records 2 deaths as COVID-19 cases rise

By Holly Prentice on April 14, 2022

WA has recorded a rise in metropolitan cases as some restrictions ease today.

50 young voices

By Isabella Corbett on April 7, 2022

Western Independent shines a light on the political issues young West Australians care about.

Keys to the house

By Charlie Mills on April 7, 2022
Kate Chaney posters on a building

With the federal election to be announced soon, marginal WA seats could be very significant to Australia.

An avo a day keeps the doctor away

By Abbey Cullen on April 7, 2022

Why the squishy green fruit is better for you than you think.

E-scooter e-xcitement

By Amy Figueiredo on April 7, 2022

The Neuron e-scooter trial is proving to be a hit in the City of Stirling.

A Wiggly tour

By Lauren Cherry on April 7, 2022

The original Wiggles return to Perth to delight their older fans.

Restriction friction

By Isabella Corbett on March 31, 2022

WA’s eased COVID-19 restrictions may not bring significant improvements for some event promoters and small businesses.

Climate catastrophe

By Layla Smith on March 31, 2022

Federal funds for climate action are decreasing, while the impact of climate change is being felt across the country.

A call to be seen

By Dhanya Vimalan on March 31, 2022

Guidelines for health providers have been released on today’s Transgender Day of Visibility.

Safer at home

By Jessica Rowe on March 31, 2022

New funding from the 2022 Federal Budget aims to improve home security for women affected by family violence.

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