Molly Schmidt

The first of its kind in Perth, an aged care facility hosts an intergenerational program where children interact with the elderly on a weekly basis.

For 40 years, a cardboard box sat unopened under a house. Inside were not only precious memories of a family but a unique glimpse into life in the 1930s and 1940s.

Following the Scottish pop singer’s announcement that he will be taking a break from music to manage his health, former singer Kaylah Lynn opens up on what it’s like to live with Tourette syndrome as a performing artist.

Perth woman Samantha Leeman says it took months to find suitable residential aged care for her mum, and she is not the only one calling for “desperately” needed change.

For travellers along the infamous Nullarbor heading east, the last impressions of leaving Western Australia is the sight of signage in disrepair. So far, authorities have been unable to figure out who’s responsible for maintaining it.

Sandra Brentnall was just 17 when she scored Australia’s first international goal in women’s soccer, despite wearing boots that were two sizes too big.

After 86 days at sea, Rob Barton is believed to be the first person to row non-stop solo and unassisted across the Indian Ocean from Australia to Africa.

Imogen describes life with ADHD as “like running a race and realising you’re the only one wearing weights on your ankles”. She’s sharing her story in the wake of a parliamentary inquiry.

Only two states in Australia do not consider intoxication when assessing a person’s ability to give consent. This law student wants to change that.

Western Australia’s deaf community is celebrating its proud history and pioneers, including a family that drove changes to help meet the needs of people without hearing.