LUCKY the guinea pig has taken a bigger battering than John McClane in Die Hard. A cruel owner had abandoned the tiny cavy, suspending him from Shelley Bridge in a […]

WA Consumer Protection has issued a warning about a tree lopping company it’s charged with trying to fleece an 88-year-old Coolbinia man out of $1000. Talbot Bashall, 88, was flustered […]

EVERY council was supposed to get one, but Perth city council reckons it never received a letter from Byron mayor Simon Richardson asking it to support marriage equality. The NSW-based […]

EIGHTY PER CENT of funding for community language education is being spent teaching Italian in Catholic schools. WA multicultural minister Mike Nahan, who’d ordered a review into the $1 million […]

A SUPREME court appeal by local councils to prevent amalgamations has completely fizzled, with chief justice Wayne Martin swiftly dismissing all four points of the plaintiffs’ arguments. A morning of […]

THE Voice understands Stirling city council will not pursue legal action against the WA government over boundary changes. The council sought seek legal advice on a boundary change that will […]

A STATUE of John D’Orazio should be built and placed at Riverside Gardens says former Bayswater mayor Terry Kenyon. Mr D’Orazio was mayor for 17 years and later a Labor […]

EIGHT kangaroos living in urban bushland in Dianella will be relocated to accommodate developments by Channels 7, 9 and 10. The dwindling mob, including three joeys, will be moved from […]

THE colour scheme for the new $9.3 million Seventh Avenue Bridge in Maylands has been approved. It’s green. Locals were involved in picking the verdure scheme for the noise walls […]

BAYSWATER city council will chop down a 23-metre southern mahogany in Maylands, after complaints from residents about falling branches. A risk assessment of the Hillside Crescent tree following “sporadic limb […]