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Struggling to find an electrician or builder? 5 reasons for Australia's tradie shortage

Have you recently tried to call a tradie for repairs or a renovation and had trouble finding one? As the federal budget once again focuses on boosting housing supply, one critical issue keeps resurfacing. Australia does not have enough skilled tradespeople to fix and renovate existing homes, let alone build the new homes being promised.

How public voting has turned Eurovision from a song contest into a political platform

Australian singer Delta Goodrem has advanced to the Eurovision Song Contest grand final after days of online hype, fan campaigning and betting speculation surrounding her performance of Eclipse.

Koala milk study may hold key to better care for orphaned joeys

New research into koala milk could prove crucial to future conservation of the iconic, yet endangered Australian species.

'This is where she comes alive': for ageing migrants, community choirs are more than music

For migrants living with dementia, memory loss weakens links between language, culture and expression. Music can help.

ECU upskilling more nurses to address healthcare gap in WA-first program

Edith Cowan University will be introducing a new course to upskill nurses, launching the Graduate Certificate in Designated Registered Nurse Prescribing.

Five ECU alumni recognised for their care and dedication

Jodee Hollingsworth took home the prestigious 2026 Midwife of the Year award among several other ECU alumni awarded accolades at the recent WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards.

How the federal budget became unlocked – and allowed the digital world in

Social media 'influencers' were dismissed in some quarters when they were allowed into the budget lock-up. But they carry huge clout, and are here to stay.

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