MAYLANDS cultural icon Old Bakery on 8th shuts the doors for good this Sunday. Four friends started the gallery in the old bakery building 17 years ago to showcase local […]

Bigger means cheaper PAUL COLLINS of Coolbinia is critical of the proposed amalgamation of councils (Voice Mail, March 8, 2014). Mr Collins refers to “community of interest” locations (eg, Inglewood’s […]

LAUGHTER was the last thing I expected from Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, a play full of dark themes including domestic violence. But Australia’s Sigrid Thornton is such a […]

PUBLIC housing tenants have been told to remove car shelters and carbay markings they’d installed to help manage carparking at their Smith Street complex. The WA housing department has already […]

DECISIONS made in secret have skyrocketed at Vincent, with the council tripling the number of times it went behind closed doors in five months. Till October the average number of […]

P A R E N T A L   W A R N I N G   A D V I C E The following story includes a naughty word, […]

STIRLING residents annoyed at rubbish cluttering their verges could end up paying $45 for a skip, as the council canvasses residents on new waste collection services. The council came under […]

HOMEOWNERS may be required to shell out more than $8000 each for underground power around Moir, Brookman and Lake Streets. Lake Street local Roy Gilbert opposes the underground power plan, […]