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ABC Everyday ( Print text only Cancel Tiredness, fatigue, hair loss, leg cramps and insomnia are just some of the symptoms of iron deficiency. Yet despite the medical condition being so common in women (up to 18 per cent of healthy women are low in iron), it is often overlooked by doctors as the cause of health issues, according to a new research paper by the University of Western Australia (UWA). "If you actually ask women who have iron deficiency what their symptoms are, fatigue and tiredness is there but right at the top of the list is brain fog and that's what women described — it's the...

How the Di Chiera family brought continental food to Perth, changing the local menu forever SatSaturday 13 updated Yesterday at 5:46am ThuThursday 25 Antonio Di Chiera in 1955 at the original Northbridge store. ( Share Print text only Cancel When scores of Italian migrants arrived in Perth after World War II, they soon began to look for the food they ate back home, eventually introducing hitherto unknown fare to a whole city. One of those stores was founded by the Di Chiera brothers, who emigrated from Naples and opened their first grocery store in 1953. Antonio Di Chiera came to Perth as a y...

Perth public transport use has dropped almost 30 per cent below January 2020 figures despite 10 months without community spread of COVID-19, figures reveal.

How dark world of 'baby farming' was exposed in sensational trial that brought lasting change WedWednesday 27 JanJanuary 2021 at 12:23am The case led to a shake-up of public health care and child protection. Above, a nurse with babies in the Perth Public Hospital, 1919. ( Share Print text only Cancel For several weeks in 1907, the Australian public was gripped by a sensational trial in Perth that exposed the dark practice of baby farming. While it was a trial over the death of one infant, proceedings revealed that 37 babies had died in the care of one woman, Alice Mitchell, over a six-year p...