A CHAPLAIN has been sacked from her three Perth schools following Barnett government education cuts. Karen Hearty worked for six-and-a-half years at Inglewood primary, and seven-and-a-half at Noranda and Hampton […]

HIGHER parking fines and paid parking are Bayswater’s new year gifts for motorists. A draft of the council’s new parking policy reveals many fines will skyrocket from $50 to $80 […]

HAVING been turned down for heritage listing, the rare 1930s Grafton Flats at 49 Ventnor Avenue were demolished this week. Perth councillor Reece Harley lived in one of the West […]

BAYSWATER City Residents’ Association wants council meetings recorded and made available to the public. The proposal by BBRA president Tony Green won approval at last week’s council AGM, which means […]

Delicious dummy spit WHAT a delicious quote within your article last week “Morley off the map for NBN” (Voice, December 6, 2014) where your favourite media go-to line-grab girl is […]

IT was the biggest Light Up Leederville Carnival yet, with 80,000 people lining the streets on Sunday December 7. To keep people from having to pack in like sardines the […]

CHRISTMAS is cancelled at the Central Institute of Technology, amid fears an ostentatious display of cheer at the publicly funded school would be “inappropriate” in times of austerity. Managing director […]

IF you’re wondering if you missed the Maylands Street Festival originally scheduled for last month the answer is no: it was scrapped because the organisers, MBA, failed to get enough […]