Despite ongoing evidence around negative body image, beauty pageants continue to attract thousands of competitors.
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Nurture through nature
The Perth Kids’ Bridge is about to open, and experts say the connection to nature will benefit sick children.
Working like a dog
The use of workplace therapy dogs is on the rise in Perth, and staff say they’re worth every cent.
Rental paws
Weeks after the end of the rent moratorium, many animals remain desperate for a home.
Milkshake mistake
After the federal government was forced to remove an attempt at a consent education video, experts are calling for a better approach.
Woven together
Weaving classes and English lessons: an Ellenbrook woman’s project to help one of Perth’s fastest growing migrant populations.
Make someone’s bay
An NDS campaign is raising awareness of ACROD bay misuse.
FOGO or no-go?
The City of Bayswater has introduced a new recycling system that turns household organics into compost.
ANZAC Day agenda 2021
ANZAC Day will be looking very different to last year with in-person Dawn Services running again.
Bla(c)k lives matter
Hundreds gathered in Forrest Place today to protest against Aboriginal incarceration and deaths in custody.
Youth sports take a major hit
There are increased concerns surrounding sport-related concussions, but is Australia lagging behind in protecting young athletes?
Broome takes on a tourism boom
How Broome is coping with increased tourism and a shortage in backpackers.
Seroja leaves mid-west blown away
A call has been made to strengthen coastal structures after Cyclone Seroja tore through WA’s Mid-West region.
Live exports back in the spotlight
Animals rights activists want Australia to follow the Kiwis’ lead.
His Majesty’s historical revamp
The famous His Majesty’s theatre is set for a historical upgrade, enlisting community members in the rebuild.
Crowd rallies against Woodside in city protest
Woodside’s Scarborough Project and its Fringe World sponsorship agreements are in protestors’ sights.
Grounds for equality
A Como cafe that specifically trains people with disabilities is hoping its model can be replicated more widely.