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Legalising cannabis could make WA almost $250 million per year, according to UWA report - Vimarsana News

Legalising cannabis could make WA almost $250 million per year, according to UWA report

Legalising cannabis in Western Australia could see the state’s fortunes boosted by $243.5 million each year according to a report from the University of Western Australia. 

Source: abc.net.au
Scientists say WA government's prescribed burns targets have no scientific basis - Vimarsana News

Scientists say WA government's prescribed burns targets have no scientific basis

A forum hears the WA government's approach to fire management is outdated, with concerns about the medical and environmental harm caused by prescribed burning techniques.    

Source: abc.net.au
Silk, mulberry trees and the WA 'get-rich' scheme that was tainted by 'scandals' - Vimarsana News

Silk, mulberry trees and the WA 'get-rich' scheme that was tainted by 'scandals'

In the 1800s, the WA government invested in the lucrative silk trade, taking it to the "world stage". But in less than a decade its opportunistic silk ambitions "fell through".

Source: abc.net.au
'No birds' car rental branding under fire over 'sexist stereotyping' of women - Vimarsana News

'No birds' car rental branding under fire over 'sexist stereotyping' of women

A Perth and Sydney car hire company that uses a slogan dating back to the 1960s referring to women as "birds" is being criticised as a "sexist slur" and no longer appropriate.

Source: abc.net.au
Moon Chow's legacy as WA's first Chinese person explored almost 150 years after his tragic death - Vimarsana News

Moon Chow's legacy as WA's first Chinese person explored almost 150 years after his tragic death

On an evening in June 1877, on Fremantle's High Street, the life of Western Australia's first documented Chinese person came to a tragic end.

Source: abc.net.au