A new study says pet obesity is a serious problem, but financial constraints are making it tough for owners to tackle the issue.
Tubby tabbies need walks, love
Puck around and find out
Heated Rivalry, the queer sports romance, is drawing large crowds of fans together in Perth for watch parties and quiz nights.
The “antibiotic apocalypse”
Experts in antimicrobial resistance want people to be more alert of the risks, or else we could “go back to the dark ages”.
Fight for renters rights
A coalition of community groups went to Parliament House today, demanding an end to no-fault evictions.
Thrift or grift
Thrift shopping was once associated with affordability. Now, prices are rising as demand grows.
Love hinges on this
Research shows Gen Z is dating less. There’s disagreement over whether apps are the answer.
Mind games
After a high profile in-game mental health episode in the AFL, there are calls for a ‘mental health round’ to be introduced.
Renters gearing up for relief
Will slashing the Capital Gains Tax discount and removing negative gearing have a positive impact on Perth’s disastrous rental market?
Slash in the plan
Advocates say proposed NDIS changes risk cutting off essential funding and services for young people with disabilities.
Lost and hound
Perth had its own ‘Valerie’ moment when an owner was reunited with his lost Dachshund after 80 days.
Break-ing bad
Multiple fast food chains are in the spotlight over workers’ rights, including access to proper breaks.
Reef grief
Woodside’s annual general meeting has been disrupted by protestors condemning the Browse Basin gas project.
Lost for words
Families of children who access speech therapy on the NDIS are bracing for expected funding cuts.
Finding family
International students often face increased levels of isolation and loneliness. Student groups are trying to provide connection.
Diagnosis without doctors
There’s support for a WA scheme which allows pharmacists to do more diagnosis.
That ’70s glow
A new poll says a majority of Australians would much rather be living in the 1970’s.
Stroke survivors stronger together
Experts say WA needs more community-based support for young stroke survivors.