Everyday items you might find in your child’s school bag are being turned into something far more insidious - concealed vaping devices, often referred to as ‘penjamins.’
Kieran Le Plastrier
The Middle East is a complication wrapped in a complexity, mired in confusion, and the perils for little players are big.
Mark Riley
All Australians should be appalled at the massive propaganda victory Mr Albanese has handed Hamas on a platter.
Michaelia Cash
It’s hard to imagine a more politically inept, tone deaf, hopelessly incompetent performance from an apparently experienced State Government than what we have seen from the Cook regime over the past week.
Editorial
Instead of acknowledging the problems at Charlie’s, the Premier waved the doctors, nurses, patients and their families away and told them repeatedly, WA has a world class health system.
Basil Zempilas
Australia has the resources, the expertise and the global reputation. What we need is the courage and vision of those that came before us, to lead us forward.
Geraldine Slattery
Postcode pride has a price, don’t let attachment to your suburb get in the way of cutting council waste.
Kim Macdonald
After meeting with the transport ministers from across the country, everyone is in agreement that something must be done about the regulation of e-rideables.
Rita Saffioti
Harvey explains why the latest health system crisis, including overflowing sewage and legionnaires at Sir Charles Gairdner, is a hangover from decisions made 8 years ago by the current Labor Government.
Ben Harvey | Wed, August 13
Hamas’ leaders have praised Anthony Albanese’s recognition plot, but it only makes dislodging the terrorist group’s cancerous presence within Palestinian life more difficult.
Prison life is a soul-destroying, numbing, grinding and lonely existence absolutely hated by 90 per cent of those who are there.
Brian Burke
If you’re not using artificial intelligence right now you’re already behind - that’s the view of those urging us to jump on the AI wave or risk missing out.
Emma Garlett
Friday will mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, and yet it will pass with barely a nod by our country, in a fog of cultural amnesia.
Stephen Barton
According to new research, almost a quarter of HR professionals now classify workers aged 51–55 as ‘older.’
Bianca Marson Whait
Australia’s recognition of a state of Palestine is predicated on the removal of Hamas from power. The Foreign Minister can’t explain how that would happen.
Aaron Patrick
Roger Cook has reassured West Aussies that serious infrastructure failures within one of WA’s biggest hospitals is nothing to worry about. How much longer can the Government pretend that everything is fine?
In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey laments the hopelessness of Anthony Albanese’s plan to recognise a Palestinian State.
Ben Harvey | Tue, August 12
Faced with disturbing revelations about the crumbling state of Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Health Infrastructure Minister John Carey chose to attack the messenger.
Charlton Hart
A hundred days on from the Federal election, the second term of the Albanese Government is already notable for how much international events are influencing Australian politics.
Katina Curtis
West Australians deserve adequate, affordable, accessible health and mental health care. And that’s what they were promised eight years ago. The time for systemic reform isn’t someday, it’s right now.
Taryn Harvey
If we truly value kids’ learning, health and happiness, we must stop treating play as optional.
Kelsie Prabawa-Sear
Making all road users pay to maintain and build roads makes sense. The hard part is how to make it fair.
Kate Emery
In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey reveals guinea pigs aren’t the only thing inmates at Wooroloo Prison Farm are illicitly eating.
Ben Harvey | Mon, August 11
This is not the fault of the maintenance crews inundated with more than 1000 work orders, or the frontline nurses and doctors raising the alarm. The buck stops with the Premier.
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