LIBERAL MP Michael Sutherland is in the sights of local party members aghast at confirmation that some of Mt Lawley is to shift from Stirling to Bayswater city council. Former […]

FIRST it took St Patrick, now it’s stolen St Nick: Fremantle’s Santa Fun Run has shifted to Leederville. Having already stolen the annual St Patrick’s Day festival from Freo, the […]

DOZENS of dog walkers breaking the law every day can now walk their pooches on Charles Veryard Reserve in North Perth, without worrying about ending up in the slammer. A […]

COLIN BARNETT’S controversial local development assessment panels racked up $405,500 in members’ sitting fees last financial year. The DAPs are unpopular with many WA councils, which view them as an […]

YOUNG architects, urban planners and hobby historians are banding together to campaign for the old Savoy Hotel to be reopened. Now 100 years old, the federation free classical building was […]

TWO steps forward for the Brookman/Moir Street heritage precinct: two owners in the endangered area have been awarded big grants to help restore their places. The almost-intact number 16 Brookman […]

FEES for juniors playing sports on Vincent ovals are likely to be reinstated. Back when communist Jack Marks was mayor, Vincent council slashed juniors’ fees and then abolished them altogether. […]

BAYSWATER city council wants Main Roads to cough up $190,000 to compensate for land it took to construct the new Seventh Avenue bridge. Councillors authorised the city’s CEO to make […]

SIXTY-EIGHT people have signed a petition calling for pedestrian crossings on dangerous sections of Beaufort Street. Locals want crossings at the intersections of Wood Street, and Third and Central Avenues. […]

BAYSWATER residents have petitioned the council about smells and noises from a waste transfer station on Collier Road. Residents living in Shalford Street 150m behind the station have lost patience […]