Educators are warning Indonesian could vanish from classrooms without urgent federal funding.
Indonesian language crisis in WA
Living in Success
What is in a name? Does the name a place, person or thing bears have an impact?
Dementia support through song
The Young Ones, a volunteer-run singing group, is providing joy and support to people affected by younger onset dementia.
Study vs sport
Going all in on sport can mean leaving education behind, and young sailor Jamie Randall is feeling the strain.
Developers threaten Woolstores ledge
Developers have applied to alter the Fremantle Woolstores plan, risking a section of the world-famous skate ledge.
A local socialist alternative
A new party has entered Western Australia’s political sphere, and it claims to be far from your typical political party.
ASMR you feeling relaxed?
Considered life-changing by some and “pseudoscience” to others, the sensory phenomenon ASMR is gaining followers across Perth.
Grave matters
Families are devastated after discovering their relatives’ graves are being removed from Karrakatta.
Benefits trump tariffs
Movie experts say potential US tariffs on films aren’t dampening the excitement for the new Perth Film Studios.
Safe space, Marketplace
As online scams surge across WA, a ‘safer exchange zone’ is hoping to restore confidence in trades arranged on social media.
What are you voting for, Swan?
The Federal Election is on the horizon, so it’s time to know what your candidates are offering.
Independents day
A political scientist says the rise of independent candidates will be a factor in rural and regional electorates in this weekend’s election.
The Correspondent: Movie Review
Kriv Stenders’ movie The Correspondent is a great window into the world of danger some journalists venture into.
Romancing the tome
A new Perth book store is focusing on independent authors, amid the booming popularity of ‘dark romance’ novels.
Singing in harmony
A LGBTQIA+ choir in Perth is using the science of singing to boost attendees’ wellbeing.
More than words
Developmental Language Disorder is more common that autism and ADHD but fewer than 20 per cent of Australians have heard of it.
A different kind of brilliance
Is a special school the best option for supporting children with autism in WA?