Census officers are working through this week to collect data on homeless people in Perth, but advocates worry the numbers are flawed.
Fixed data needs fixing
The age of respect
Should respect come automatically with age, or does it need to be constantly earned?
A hit in the park
Walking hockey was brought to Perth 18 months ago and encourages people to start playing, or get back into hockey.
Beeliar wetlands protected under new laws
How new laws protecting the wetlands from future development will benefit the environment and community.
Cott & confusion
The stalled redevelopment of Cottesloe’s Indiana Tea House has resumed, but residents have mixed feelings.
Jab delay keeps therapy pets away
While people over 50 in Perth can now get the jab, aged care residents are still missing some of their favourite visitors.
Restriction roll back
Mark McGowan has eased COVID-19 restrictions, bringing some normality back to the city.
Ain’t no mountain near enough
Perth’s mountain bike community is delighted at plans for the first mountain bike trail in the metro area.
Rental paws
Weeks after the end of the rent moratorium, many animals remain desperate for a home.
Woven together
Weaving classes and English lessons: an Ellenbrook woman’s project to help one of Perth’s fastest growing migrant populations.
Seroja leaves mid-west blown away
A call has been made to strengthen coastal structures after Cyclone Seroja tore through WA’s Mid-West region.
He shed she shed
There are more than 100 men’s sheds in Western Australia, so why is it taking so long to find a space for a women’s one?
Say ‘yallo’ in Dalyellup
Dalyellup is a small but growing town south of Bunbury, about to get a new community centre to support young families.
Aussies celebrate music as gigs pick up
Ausmusic T-Shirt Day rocks on as the music community is picking up the pieces from COVID-19.
Nine nights of Navratri
Perth is hosting one of the only Hindu festival celebrations in the world because of the pandemic.
High rise plan for Karrinyup
Karrinyup residents are waiting to hear whether Stirling council will back or oppose a high rise development plan.
Bottleneck in demand for mental health services
COVID-19’s psychological impacts are driving a surge of demand for treatment that WA’s mental health practitioners are struggling to keep up with.