IN the lead up to National Child Protection Week, WA has recorded a fall in the number of children in care for the first time since 1997. There has also […]

COVID shattered her dream of owning her own fitness studio, but in typical Penelope Lane-fashion she bounced back and is now running exercise classes for the over 50s in Beaconsfield. […]

HOT on the heels of the Boomers’ success at the Olympics, the Fremantle PCYC has received federal funding to upgrade its much-loved basketball courts. The $14,658 will be used to […]

IN the lead up to National Meals on Wheels Day, the organisation is urgently trying to recruit more drivers. Australian president Sharyn Broer says it takes a lot of volunteers […]

PEOPLE often turn to religion in times of crisis and uncertainty. So it’s no surprise that post-lockdown sandgropers are flocking to church and the Perth Archdiocese is holding a new […]

A series of ‘real life’ videos aims to raise awareness of dementia in Melville, which has the second highest rate of people living with the condition across councils in WA. […]

AN Aussie woman determined to be the first female to walk the length of the Earth is one of the “gutsy girls” featured in a new film festival coming to […]

MELVILLE Primary School has secured more than 1000 donations for the homeless in its ‘Melville on a Mission’ winter appeal. Throughout June, sleeping bags, underwear, toiletries, warm socks and clothing […]

SARAH Thiessen is a warrior whose sharpest sword is love. The 27-year-old’s journey to fight breast cancer has involved parrots, circus performers, a chocolate-based healing ritual and a massive, massive […]