PRIDE’S parade is heading back to the night. Following a dire turnout at last year’s inaugural daytime parade the Northbridge event will be pushed back to 8pm. The Pride management […]

THERE’LL be a three-way tussle in the by-election for Vincent’s south ward. Business manager Mark Rossi, urban planner James Peart and the executive director of the state’s development department Gary […]

A Mt LAWLEY resident has asked an artist to paint an alien mural on his back wall, after graffiti artists kept tagging his property. Arts management graduate John Clark was […]

A UNITED STATES printer has left local Bruce Springsteen fans out of pocket after pulling the pin on a t-shirt they had designed featuring their hero. Members of Perth’s Springsteen […]

THE 90-year-old Michelides tobacco factory is likely to be demolished, with a divided Perth city council planning committee giving owner Graham Hardie the thumbs up to knock it down. It’s […]

A LOCAL technology company is hoping its new smartphone app will help visitors avoid a trampling this Australia Day. Inhouse Group’s Skyworks app, commissioned by Perth council, lists the day’s […]

TAFE students are thinking about dropping out midway through courses as the reality of fee increases—some up to 400 per cent—hit home during enrolments this week. Eighteen-year-old Joondalup resident Kimberley […]

TIME’S up for Perth’s million-dollar sapphire atomic clock, with Perth city council planning to handball the project back to the increasingly parsimonious state government. At this week’s planning committee councillor […]

LEEDERVILLE has lost one of its most diligent amateur historians, with Florence Lehmann (nee Venables) dying on January 8, aged 98. A church pianist and salvation army volunteer, she lived […]

THE public transport authority has been given the green light to push ahead with a railyard extension in East Perth over the objections of nearby Tully Road residents. Locals from […]