Perth band Ah Trees true to its roots
By Kristian Pisano Emerging Perth band Ah Trees are doing something right – even though their new single is called…
Olympics the next step for Kata ‘karate kid’
By Geraldine Alphonse Pabon SHE’S striving for a double major in Finance and Economics at Curtin University and proudly…
Murdoch uncovers dolphin-climate change link
By Graeme Paton Perth’s playful bottlenose dolphins are being threatened by extreme climate events, says a new study by…
Young ‘SCAD’ survivors have big hearts
Sarah Ford was a healthy, fit young mum playing indoor netball when she suddenly suffered heart attack. The 39-year-old thought…
Kimonos shine in corridors of campus
By Timothy Leong They can weigh up to 20kg, are two metres long and are made from some of…
Table tennis champ celebrates 80th with gold
By Deborah Greenwood If you think octogenarians sit around watching TV all day, think again. East Fremantle table tennis player…
Virtual aviators to circle world in seven days
By Abbie Major A team of 16 pilots and crew from WorldFlight Perth will fly a Boeing 747-400 and 737-800…
History museum adds culture to Quay
By Kristian Pisano The little-known Museum of Perth has big plans to be a drawcard at Elizabeth Quay. Executive director…
Street art on the rise in Fremantle
From the top of the Fremantle Roundhouse a new view is taking shape, thanks to internationally renowned Swiss artist Felice Varini.…
Push to ban dog prong and shock collars
By Zorana Mackovic WA could soon be the next state to ban prong and shock collars for dogs after thousands…