Oaktree Leads 400 Young Australians to End Extreme Poverty
By Jannah Lam Oaktree, Australia’s largest youth-led anti-poverty organisation, is leading a movement known as the ‘End Poverty Campaign’.…
Ten tonnes of rubbish in the Swan River – and getting worse.
By Emily Johnston More than 10 tonnes of rubbish were pulled from Perth’s waterways and foreshores in 2013-14. Figures released…
Healthy diet, sleep and study: three simple steps to successful exams
Second-year uni student Teagan Jefferies is convinced a healthy diet, plenty of sleep and putting study before your social life…
New FIFO website: Focusing on the positives
By Sarah-Jane Aston A new FIFO mental health support website This FIFO Life is hoping to put positive mental health…
Entrepreneurs to meet Murdoch students
By Ophelie Maraval The Murdoch University Postgraduate Student Association (MUPSA) is organising a Q&A this Thursday during a Public Forum…
Reconnecting under the rain
Singaporean You-Jin Lim having a satay at the event on Sunday. By Joey Heng Despite the heavy downpour on…
Book Sale Raising Funds for Save the Children Australia
By Shannon Beattie Save the Children Australia’s annual South of the River Book Sale has raised more than $50,000 for…
Bringing back smoking – a dangerous new trend among WA school kids.
By Bree-Anna Finlay A school principal has criticised as unhealthy and potentially dangerous a new craze among WA schoolchildren of smoking…
Law graduates flood a tough job market
By Jessica Watson Australia’s law schools are producing too many graduates who are chasing a shrinking number of jobs. Graduates…
National talent on show at WorldSkills
By Sharnye Farrell Nearly 500 of Australia’s top apprentices competed in more than 46 competitions at National WorldSkills Australia at…