As an historic hotel calls time, regulars remember its glory – and not so glorious – days.
Last drinks at the Leopold
Is awe the answer?
What if the cure isn’t a pill, but a feeling? Experts say experiencing “awe” might be the new antidote to an old crisis.
The virus hasn’t vanished
More than 1000 Australians have died from COVID-19 in 2025. The disease is still in the community.
Singing with pride
The Perth Pride Choir is preparing to host an international LGBTQIA+ choral festival next year.
From Italy, with love
After a successful annual homemade sausage competition, the WA Italian Club continues to celebrate the Italian way of life.
Arts access equals success
Visible or not, disability affects many of Australia’s creative artists, encouraging a community which advocates for each other.
Break dancing through barriers
Dancers with intellectual disabilities have cha cha-ed and fox-trotted their way to representing WA in a national competition next year.
Rethinking connection
Love and connection reimagined. From apps to events, new initiatives are helping neurodivergent people find romance and friendship.
Kids’ sport costs climb
Families are paying more for kids’ sport while clubs are facing higher expenses for coaches, facilities and equipment.
Designing out depression
With Perth’s suburban sprawl expanding, experts warn that loneliness and depression will feel right at home. Can we build for a better mood?
Dune debate divides
A multi million dollar boardwalk could make one of Perth’s most iconic beaches more accessible, but some worry about the environmental cost
More than just a run
The City to Surf fun run helps the community with disabilities, but not everyone is comfortable with an oil and gas company backing the event.
Dads who do it alone
The number of single father households is rising, and community groups are responding and offering support.
Law, on air
A First Nations radio show is spreading the word about complexities in the legal system in a bid to reduce incarceration rates.
Dementia support through song
The Young Ones, a volunteer-run singing group, is providing joy and support to people affected by younger onset dementia.
Developers threaten Woolstores ledge
Developers have applied to alter the Fremantle Woolstores plan, risking a section of the world-famous skate ledge.
Grave matters
Families are devastated after discovering their relatives’ graves are being removed from Karrakatta.