Politics
WA warns NDIS overhaul must not leave disabled kids behind
The Cook Government cautions Canberra that significant time and effort are required to ensure the NDIS overhaul does not disadvantage disabled children in Western Australia.
Sports
Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir delivers fiery quarter-time spray against Bulldogs
Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir unleashed an old-fashioned spray at quarter-time after a slow start against the Western Bulldogs, sparking a second-quarter revival.
Lifestyle
Postnatal Depression Peaks Two Weeks After Birth, Study Finds
A University of Queensland study reveals major depression peaks two weeks after childbirth, affecting 6.8% of women. Experts call for early screening and support.
Business
WA Drivers' Bad Habits: Over 70% Break Road Rules
New data shows more than 7 in 10 West Australian drivers admit to breaking road rules, with speeding, phone use, and fatigue among common violations.
Environment
Education
Fee-Free TAFE Extended to 2027 in $216M Budget Boost
The WA government has allocated $216 million to extend fee-free TAFE positions until 2027, aiming to boost skills training and address workforce shortages across the state.
Mary's College Students Arrive in Style at Formal Celebration
St Mary's College students celebrated their formal event with a grand entrance, marking a memorable night for the school community.
University of Newcastle Questioned in State Inquiry
The University of Newcastle faces questions in a state-wide inquiry over governance, financial management, and academic standards, with potential reforms ahead.
State Funds Land for Mount Duneed Secondary School
The Victorian Government has allocated funds to acquire land for the long-awaited Mount Duneed secondary school, addressing community needs for educational infrastructure.
Uni of Newcastle Gets $130M Student Building Approval
The University of Newcastle has secured development approval for a $130 million student building at its Callaghan campus, set to transform student life.
