A NEIGHBOUR came close to tears when she stood to oppose a new development mooted for the corner of Shakespeare and Hobart Streets. Vincent councillors knocked back the 18-unit project […]

IF you find it hard to hail a cab at night over the festive season, you can thank the federal immigration department. It turns out that a crackdown on international […]

A NORTH PERTH woman who courageously shared her experience of post-natal depression and anxiety on YouTube has been congratulated by the national mental health commission. Judi Barrett-Lennard bore all in […]

A NEW heritage lobby group “Save the Horseshoe” has sprung up to oppose plans to demolish some of its balustrading in order to allow pedestrians to move more freely between […]

THE days of Bayswater councillors being farewelled with a ratepayer-funded cocktail bash and $1000 could soon be over. Bayswater Residents’ Association president Tony Green tabled a motion at last week’s […]

A LOOMING Australia-wide ban soon to be introduced on wireless microphones could ruin small businesses and non-profit clubs and cost the WA education department millions. The owner of a local […]

A RARE heritage-listed cottage on Brookman Street must be rebuilt after an engineer’s report found “very little of the original building… can be practically retained”. Brookman Street and nearby Moir […]

A MOVE by Stirling city council to cut red tape for developers and fast-track building applications has split council staff and councillors. The council voted that development applications should no […]

THE Leederville carnival organisers have turned to crowd-funding to help pay their bills. Director Jimmy Murphy took to pozible.com to ask the public to chip in, with local businesses pitching […]

THE Water Corporation has pulled the plug on its $150 million facelift in Leederville, announcing the project has been “indefinitely delayed”. Vincent council had approved the massive project in October […]