 | Perth's Legend in the Baking revealed! |
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We were so excited to try some of your chocolate cake recipes and after a very intense competition, listener Susan Hawson's Devilishly Dark Chocolate Cake took out the top prize, baked by ABC Perth newsreader Pamela Medlen. Congratulations Susan and Pamela, and our thanks to all who participated in Perth's Legend in the Baking! You can try Susan's recipe here, and if you're in need of more chocolate cake inspiration we have put together all of the top recipes here. |
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 | Perth family finally reunited after almost three months |
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After being stranded in Ukraine since July, Perth parents Chris and Candice have finally arrived home with their newborn twins and been reunited with their two young sons. Listen to their harrowing - and heart-warming - story. |
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 | You're never too old to get back on the bike |
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Even if you haven't ridden a bicycle in years, right now is the best time to grab your helmet and hit the pavement. Afternoons found out why bike riding is one of the best forms of exercise for all ages. |
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 | Iconic Norfolk pines threatened by fungal disease - and progress |
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The future of the iconic Norfolk pines that line Geraldton's older streets is in question due to fungal disease and underground works damaging the root systems. The City of Greater Geraldton is investigating what it should do with more than 400 of the trees that have become dangerous in recent years, dropping branches and cones. |
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 | Workers raised issue with steel at Curtin University building collapse site, union says |
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The Electrical Trades Union says workers had previously raised concerns about safety on the site of a roof collapse at Curtin University on Tuesday. |
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 | A rainbow of colours possible as secrets of the kangaroo paw are unlocked |
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Although it's the striking floral emblem of Western Australia, not much is known about the genome of the kangaroo paw. A new research program aims to unlock it's evolutionary history, promising flowers like you've never seen before. |
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 | Who gets to keep the dog in a break up? |
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Many people see their furry companions as members of their family, but how does the family court view your four-legged friend? Geoff Hutchison investigates on Drive. |
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 | Big and beautiful sunflowers in your own backyard |
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We are often charmed by fields of sunflowers so why not bring a little bit of their magic to your own garden? Sabrina Hahn shares some tips on how to cultivate these beauties with Jessica Strutt on Afternoons. |
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| Big Weather (and how to survive it) |
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| From the front lines of Australia’s Black Summer of 2019 - 2020, the three-part series, Big Weather (and how to survive it) delivers an urgent and entertaining message of how our weather is changing and what we can do to survive it. #BigWeather | | FIND OUT MORE | |
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