Endangered hawksbill turtles poor at navigating
How animals navigate across the ocean to isolated targets has perplexed researchers for more than 150 years, but new research…
Perth syphilis numbers drop despite outbreak
WA sees drop in sex disease amid outbreak
Mining is causing “irreparable” damage to WA forests: report
Massive portions of forests are being destroyed by mining and although there are efforts to rehabilitate the mined areas, it…
Millions thrown at revamping Yagan Square
Millions of dollars will be poured into revamping Perth’s Yagan Square in a bid by the state government to revitalise…
Reel change to WA fishing laws in bid to save key species
WA’s recreational fishers will be impacted by a planned overhaul of fishing laws to protect pink snapper and dhufish populations…
Wheels in motion: The movement to revive WA cycling
The race is on to turn WA into a competitive cycling hotspot before homegrown talents are forced to abandon the…
Coercive control laws: protecting victims or a bandaid measure?
Across Australia, investigations are underway into the impacts of coercive control and whether it should be criminalised, but domestic violence…
Who’s afraid of voting for youth?
Young people are playing an increasingly visual role in global activitism as part of a growing demand for greater representation…
Warriors from the cheap seats: abusive fans forcing umpires from the sport
Australia's much-loved AFL is facing a crisis at grassroots and junior levels as fans cross the line between barracking and…
Charging forward: Perth’s transport networks of the future
As society prepares for a new norm of electric and autonomous driving vehicles, Perth’s transport infrastructure is set for a…