The West Aussies risking travel to virus-hit countries.
Flying into the pandemic
Charity taken as read
UWA hosts its annual Save the Children book fair tomorrow.
Bike wise in Booragoon
“Safe Active Streets” are designed to share the road between pedestrians, bicycles and cars.
Drone bait
Drone technology is helping fisherman get a bigger catch without leaving the shore.
Sump dump to smart park
The WA-first project, aiming to connect the Cannington community to the city, opens next month.
No glove no love
Sexual health experts are encouraging a focus on STI awareness during the COVID-19 pandemic.
High hoops
Willetton’s $10 million basketball stadium will open next Tuesday after 15 years of planning.
Identity theft
Politicians like to promote Australia’s multi-cultural success, but not everyone feels like that’s their experience.
Tiny dreams
Could tiny home living be the solution for a generation struggling with housing affordability?
Side hustle survival
It ain’t easy keeping green, so many students have to keep more than one job on the go.
Make tweets not war
The Black Lives Matter movement has shown how a hashtag can start a social revolution.
Kisses and kilometres
Long distance relationships can be tough, but many young people are still getting on board.
Marching against barricades
Through history student protesters have created massive social change, but campuses are not the hotbeds of discontent they once were.
Hay street’s sight unseen
Take a closer look at Perth’s artificial eye artists.
Quitters need not apply
Passion and determination are key qualities if you want to work at news website WAtoday.
Ending the stigma and shame around menstruation
It’s time to open up the conversation around the previously taboo subject of women’s periods.
Big decisions for an uncertain future
Will changes to university fees make it even harder for young people to figure out what they want to be when they ‘grow up’?