Advocates warn the mental health of many young West Australians is getting worse.
R U OK WA?
A community concerned
Opponents of the redevelopment of Floreat Forum believe the current plans haven’t been properly thought out.
The gift of thrift
The Curtin Guild is hosting a thrift market all week to try slow down fast fashion.
A virtual response
Millions of dollars has been directed to virtual emergency tools designed to provide support for people struggling with their mental health.
Class control
New disciplinary guidelines are set to be rolled out in schools, however, they have split opinion.
Exercising 9 to 5
A new study has found people need to spend at least four hours exercising each day.
Out of breath
A lack of education about asthma has led to countless people being misdiagnosed, with experts highlighting the urgent need for increased awareness.
Alone together
For sufferers of invisible illnesses, the toll that being unwell takes on friendships often stays in the shadows.
Perth’s path to sustainability
Living a more sustainable lifestyle in Perth is getting both easier and more important. We look into ways to get started.
Shooting for the stars
Older Australians are showcasing their talents in this year’s Golden Lens Photography Competition.
Flaming hot demand
Career firefighters say a multimillion dollar initiative to boost frontline emergency services will have significant impact.
Up in smoke
With growing awareness of the physical harm caused by vaping, a new initiative in Perth aims to shed light on its environmental impact.
Concerned out of ten
WA has been ranked worst on the national environmental scorecard. Experts say action is needed now.
Tough grind
Rising prices are leaving customers concerned but maybe it’s cafe owners who are really getting ripped off in Perth?
Throwing shade
A number of issues are threatening to destroy Perth’s already meagre tree canopy.
Penniless (not) by choice
Young people are challenging themselves with Penniless March but, for some, living on next to nothing is their daily reality.
Debt certificate
With many tertiary students drowning in debt, a federal MP says the HECS system needs to be fixed.