Local student’s proud legacy

Local student’s proud legacy

Jodie Wyatt and Kim League, who live in the Cannington electorate, are the only two of 43 finalists nominated in the WA Training Awards. The WA Training Awards nominated the state’s top apprentices, trainees and businesses across 13 categories. Jodie Wyatt is a...
Tharani don’t like cricket no … she loves it

Tharani don’t like cricket no … she loves it

A twelve-year-old champ, who loves all things sports, will now represent Western Australia in the under 12s School Sport WA cricket team. Willetton Senior High School student Tharani Gunathilake followed her brother’s steps in cricket to be able to meet her target...
Masterclass battles through complex decision making

Masterclass battles through complex decision making

An internationally recognised researcher in the field of business strategy from Curtin’s School of management Professor Fran Ackermann has been pointing local businesses in the right direction. On August 1 professor Ackermann held a masterclass designed for business...
Mental health, violence hot topics at conference

Mental health, violence hot topics at conference

It’s not every day that you get to see more than 250 women gathered in one place with a purpose. Every day should be women’s day but for the Indian Society of Western Australia (ISWA) it was women’s time on Sunday, July 28. The ISWA organised the women’s time-eat,...
Our best on display

Our best on display

Some of Western Australia’s most exciting and creative new artists will be exhibiting the results of their artistic research projects from August 16 to September 15 at John Curtin gallery. The exhibition showcases some of the most innovative art being made in Western...