New data shows travel in Australia has surged, despite many facing financial pressure.
Aussies fly out
What’s in a date?
Harmony Day and Closing The Gap Day are caught in a stand off with a rare same-day clash.
The day’s disruption
Current labour laws protecting women experiencing menstrual and menopausal symptoms are inadequate, says Maurice Blackburn lawyer, Jessica Heron.
Botoxic discrimination
Botox injections can help people with cerebral palsy and survivors of stroke to move more freely – but there’s a price to pay.
A silenced spectrum
In a highly sexualised world, where does the asexual community fit?
Free TAFE not ‘fix all’
A Perth job expert warns the 180,000 new fee-free TAFE courses are not the answer to WA’s skilled worker shortage.
Vape wars
With changes to the rules coming into effect in October, the debate over vaporisers rages on.
Youth sports take a major hit
There are increased concerns surrounding sport-related concussions, but is Australia lagging behind in protecting young athletes?
Republicans still hopeful
Renewed calls for an Australian republic reignite the decades-old debate.
Visa vendetta
Is a passport the only item that divides Australians from visa holders? Aren’t we all in the same boat?
Isol-Aid is a festival from home
Australian musicians have found a isolation-friendly alternative to live performances.
Can porn be ethical?
Some say pornography and ethics can co-exist but others have their doubts.
Brexit: will it affect us down under?
Experts weigh in on Brexit’s implications for Australia.
Say my name
If you can pronounce Daenerys Targaryen, you can learn to pronounce my name correctly.
It’s on: why the West matters
Experts say WA is more important than ever.
Women who shear
Although there are still less than 200 female shearers in Australia, there has been significant growth in recent years.
Waste-full China seeks innovative solutions
The 2018 Shanghai Study Tour series continues with a look at how technology is changing the way the country manages waste.