The pandemic's impact on Perth's property market + what native flowers to plant

What's going on in Perth's property market?

There were predictions that, due to Covid 19, house prices could tumble by a third. Even before the pandemic, many West Australians were already living with mortgage stress and some were paying off a home worth less than what they spent.
Di Darmody spoke to experts to find out what impact the pandemic has really had on local markets.

Russ and Nadia uncover Perth's finest

The Breakfast team is on the hunt to find Perth's finest - but perhaps not best known - attractions. So far, we've uncovered our city's best views and best dog parks but we're not finished yet. Keep sharing your special places with us to earn it the title of Breakfast's Toast of the Town!

When was the last time you played?

The importance of play for children is well documented but could it be really relevant - even essential - for us as adults too? Jessica Strutt gears up in her activewear to find out about embracing play as an adult.

Bleak picture emerges for WA tourism sector despite July school holiday bounce

You might struggle to book a holiday down south, but up north it's never been easier. Tourism business activity is down by nearly three-quarters in parts of WA, with a survey finding a push for more intrastate travel is failing to make up for the impact of the state's border closure.

The ABC of WA

Gillian O'Shaughnessy is trying to create the ultimate list of Western Australian experiences, locations and icons - as chosen by you. We need your help!

How an 'unwritten law' helped a young woman get away with murder on the dancefloor

It seemed like an open-and-shut case. Audrey Jacob shot her former fiancé in front of hundreds of witnesses, yet the young woman was acquitted. It's a case that continues to puzzle and fascinate researchers.

German hiker rescued from remote Kimberley gorge

Badly injured German hiker, Skrollen Hasse-Kampling tells Nadia Mitsopoulos about the excruciating eight-hour rescue operation in WA's remote Kimberley to save her after she fell into a gorge.

Draw inspiration from nature and plant native flowers

Gardening guru Sabrina Hahn says you can enjoy wildflowers at home as well as in the great outdoors but you need to choose the right varieties to grow.

This golden one-pot veggie rice dish needs hardly any chopping

Learn how to make a very low chop rice dinner that's filled with veggies - a vegetarian one-pot pilaf with cauliflower, carrots, peas and corn.