Despite funding concerns at the elite level, amateur women’s football participation has doubled in Perth.
Women’s footy soaring
Sizzle to salad
The State Government is providing grants to assist grassroots sport clubs provide healthier food options.
Plastic-free pandemic
Local councils are determined to continue pursuing greener policies despite the pressures of COVID.
Bridging the great wall
China-Australia relations seem to be getting more complicated, but the country is more reliant than ever on the Asian powerhouse.
Litter blitz time
Social distancing is no barrier for beach clean up warriors.
Forest fight still raging
Climate change adaptation versus forest conservation in WA’s South West.
Red noses go digital
Red Nose fundraising events go online. Have you shown your support yet?
What the HECS?
Anger at the announcement failing students could lose permanent HECS-HELP.
Flying into the pandemic
The West Aussies risking travel to virus-hit countries.
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?