Some exchange students packed their bags for home and left straight away while others have chosen to stay.
Students staying put
Gigs gagged by COVID-19
Thousands of arts workers left unemployed and uncertain following COVID-19 mass gathering bans.
Why a passion for news matters
With 10,000 followers on Twitter, Lisa Barnes is a journalist with clout and she knows what she’s looking for in new reporters.
New funds for Indigenous rangers a good start
Government issues $700m to aid employment of Indigenous rangers.
Students say no to research centre
Students marched to the sounds of ‘Beds are Burning’ to protest new energy research.
Not just a regular clean up, says Sea Shepherd
Plastic ‘nurdles’ will be collected as part of a worldwide study.
Curtin students to join rally over climate change
Despite coronavirus concerns, students are urged to attend a strike at Elizabeth Quay.
Do it in WA
Australian tourists who’ve had their travel plans disrupted urged to holiday at home.
Could this tiny house be your first home?
With house prices rising and consumer confidence falling, could a tiny home be the solution to our housing woes?
A whole new layer to modern art
Talented female artists share their personal stories in a new exhibition.
A safe haven for the mentally ill
A cafe-style support alternative to hospital emergency departments.
Unprepared learners
Learner drivers are feeling more unprepared than ever with only half of young drivers feeling ready for their PDA.
Welfare recipients get $750 for COVID fallout
The government is coughing up $8.7 billion in economic stimulus, but will it cure our economic ill-health?
A foreign correspondent’s perspective on success
Curtin Journalism graduate Kathryn Diss offers invaluable advice to students on what it takes to succeed.
Learner or performer – which one are you?
The ABC’s Andrew O’Connor explains what it takes to make the grade at the national broadcaster.
Getting ready for the real world
Seven News reporter Cassidy Mosconi offers practical advice for graduating journalism students.
Killer ratings
Despite the gruesome murders and confronting details, experts believe true crime listeners are using podcasts to save themselves.