Studies show a quarter of Australians drink too much alcohol.
Six too many
City West’s dome gets a makeover
West Perth’s iconic dome comes down for a facelift.
Wittenoom to close permanently
Once a bustling mining town, Wittenoom is a notorious dump for toxic waste.
Crown ‘unsuitable’ to hold WA gaming licence
Now the casino has two years to fix its many problems.
Finding Nemo
A little girl is heartbroken by the disappearance of her pet.
Under the pump
Record petrol prices in WA are seeing lower income households and small businesses struggle.
Adopt, not shop
The pandemic saw a rise in furry friends being adopted, but many more are still seeking homes.
Beware Bali drink dangers
With Indonesian borders reopening, Aussie tourists are being reminded about the grim reality of methanol poisoning.
Renters feeling more heat
A recent report has revealed pressure on rental prices isn’t the only heat tenants are experiencing.
Funding flows for Swan River bridge
Cyclists and pedestrians have welcomed an alternative to the Causeway bridge.
Gosnells council gives back to its seniors
The council places strong value on keeping older residents engaged, and they couldn’t be more grateful.
Online comments highlight sexist attitudes
Online responses to a viral video posted on Tuesday are part of an ongoing backlash to feminism, experts say.
All aboard at Applecross
Plans for a new ferry stop in Applecross on Canning Bridge have resurfaced ahead of the federal election.
Luck of the Irish
St Patrick’s Day festivities in Perth are in full swing, despite COVID-19 capacity restrictions.
Closing the gap
Indigenous Australians welcome a $140 million funding boost, but say a genuine commitment to change is vital.
Putting your best foot forward on placement
How can journalism students impress while on placement? Seven West Media’s intern supervisor Laura Newell has some invaluable advice.
Class contact
With COVID affecting more than 18,000 students and teachers in WA, are the rules for managing the virus in schools well designed?