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Break-ing bad

By Connor Kidd on April 23, 2026

Reef grief

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By Camila Egusquiza Santa Cruz on April 2, 2026

Pour form makes unhappy hour

By Adam Morolla on April 2, 2026

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By Renee Hilton-Jones on April 2, 2026

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By Olivia Fuderer on March 26, 2026

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FERN felled

By Keane Bourke on September 5, 2019

The colourful houses that have decorated Fremantle’s High Street for decades will soon be no more.

Lowering the ATAR for women in STEM

By Jordan Cook on September 5, 2019

Will giving women bonus points when applying for STEM fix the gender gap?

Brexit: will it affect us down under?

By Calvin Sims on September 5, 2019

Experts weigh in on Brexit’s implications for Australia.

All Hale the world leading junior school design

By Matthew Craig on September 5, 2019

An international award for an outstanding local building.

No to the new numbat?

By Daniel Patterson on September 5, 2019

The new installation is fostering mixed feelings among local businesses.

Seabird’s mother nature fight

By Anthony Matteo on September 5, 2019

In a battle against a surging ocean, Seabird has WA’s first ‘Erosion Wall’.

A blooming good time at Kings Park flower festival

By Tiffany Verga on September 5, 2019

Learn more about the festival and the highlights you should keep an eye out for.

It’s do or die at Optus stadium

By Samuel Maclean on September 5, 2019

What the Eagles need to do to keep their back-to-back premiership dream alive.

Uluru waste lessons learnt in Exmouth

By Tom Robinson on September 5, 2019

Thousands of people are set to visit Exmouth in 2023 for a solar eclipse, but is the environment ready?

The bouldering and the beautiful

By Isabella Clarke on September 5, 2019

Sport climbing is one of a number of new sports being introduced to the Olympics.

Bin your butt

By Kristen Ricciardi on September 5, 2019

Cigarette butts represent a major litter problem in Western Australia.

Concerns over parking at Thornlie train station

By David Bubb on September 5, 2019

Car spaces have been removed to build part of the new Metronet link.

News Day Promo 5/09

By Amy Johnston on September 5, 2019

Local, National and International stories plus the latest in sport.

Skills for life: disability education in Mumbai

By Tom Robinson on September 1, 2019

Isolated and underprivileged, kids with disabilities in Mumbai face an uphill battle.

Slum tours: legit or ‘porn’?

By Georgia Hargreaves on August 23, 2019

A closer look at the controversial tourism industry in one of Asia’s largest slums.

Who needs human rights when you can have maths?

By Rebecca Stacy on August 22, 2019

“Why do the people who are doing the most important thing get the least recognition in this country?”

India’s war on waste: the forgotten casualties

By Charlotte Wooldridge on August 20, 2019

The 2019 India Study Tour series investigates Mumbai’s corrupt and inefficient waste management system.

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