A song for heroes
A SERVICE will be held for Aboriginal soldiers this week, with the local Aboriginal-language choir Madjitil Moorna choir composing a song in their honour. The choir started back in 2006 […]
A SERVICE will be held for Aboriginal soldiers this week, with the local Aboriginal-language choir Madjitil Moorna choir composing a song in their honour. The choir started back in 2006 […]
AFTER decades of private ownership the old Trades Hall is back in union hands, with the CFMEU shifting its HQ to the restored 1911 building. The Beaufort Street hall was […]
RED CRAY ON BEAUFORT, Mount Lawley: If there is one thing brothers Gurpreet and Jagdave Singh know how to deliver, it is exceptional seafood. For 10 years, their fabulously popular […]
ROYAL CAMBODIAN, East Perth by JENNY D’ANGER: DAYDREAMING of the bone-melting heat of the tropics and the noise and pulse of a town on the Mekong, was preferable to the […]
THERE’S more than a bird’s eye view from this delightful 16th floor apartment overlooking Langley Park. From this eyrie you’ll be looking down on the birds as they wing by. […]
NORTH PERTH photographer Brad Serls chronicles the death of his suburb’s houses, documenting character homes as they enter their final days and face the bulldozer. Having long carried a camera, […]
THE majority of Perth’s homeless are in the most dire category of need, requiring permanent supportive housing to get off the streets. Community services group Ruah this week presented the […]
THE WA housing department and Vincent council are in talks over the future of the infamous Stirling Towers block of units in Highgate. The fate of most tenants at the […]
ABYSMAL living standards in cheap accommodation may explain why many country people visiting Perth for medical treatment prefer to sleep in Wellington Square. The WA government’s patient-assisted travel scheme gives […]
A GLUT of vacant shops in the Perth CBD is proving a boon for pop-up shops. Angelo Tancredi pays a cheap rent for his Basics and Beyond pop-up in Raine […]