Politics
Six Australians Detained by Israel Released in Crete After Aid Flotilla
Six Australians detained by the Israeli military while attempting to bring aid to Gaza have been released in Crete. They allege mistreatment and violence during detention.
Sports
Perth Swimmer Takes on Kimberley Marathon, Eyes Next Epic Challenge
A Perth swimmer completed a 55km swim in the Kimberley without a single crocodile encounter, now planning an even more ambitious feat.
Lifestyle
Jiawa Liu's New Paris Guide Reveals City's Hidden Secrets
Jiawa Liu, author of '7 Days A Parisian', shares insights on Parisian life, from bread placement to neighborhood secrets, in her stylish new guide.
Business
Woman critical after motorcycle crash in Perth's south-east
A woman is in critical condition after a motorcycle crash in Perth's south-east on Saturday. Police are investigating the incident.
Environment
Education
WA Childcare Crisis: Thousands of Places at Risk
A looming childcare crisis in WA threatens thousands of places as funding gaps and staff shortages hit providers, leaving parents scrambling for care.
First Deafblind Class in Mainstream Primary School Opens
A mainstream primary school in Tenambit has opened Australia's first dedicated class for deafblind students, marking a milestone in inclusive education.
Edmund Rice College Centenary Gala Dinner on May 16
Edmund Rice College celebrates 100 years with a gala dinner on May 16, featuring a Q&A with former Wallabies captain Geoff Shaw and a reunion for alumni, staff, and families.
$104M Pledge for Mount Duneed School, Yet Parent Fears Remain
A $104 million pledge for a new Mount Duneed school raises hopes, but a parent voices concerns over potential broken promises from the government.
50,000 Arts Degrees to Stay Despite Bill to Cut Fees
A new bill aims to reduce university fees for certain courses, but 50,000 arts degrees are expected to remain unaffected, sparking debate on education policy.
