Fur’s flying
THE fur is flying between Maylands MP Lisa Baker and Bayswater mayor Sylvan Albert. The Labor MP accuses the council of failing to enforce a local law it passed in […]
Monthly Archives: February 2015
Aussie films won’t be getting the flick
FOLLOWING the dearth of Australian feature entries in last year’s Revelations film festival, a small group of Perth movie fans has set out to ensure the local industry gets a […]
Reigning fruit and veg
CATHERINE EHRHARDT is quickly becoming “Queen of the Markets”. She was behind the Maylands and Mt Hawthorn hawkers markets, involved in the Inglewood Night markets and is now set to […]
Locals demand a dead end
MAYLANDS residents are concerned the upgraded Seventh Avenue railway bridge will clog surrounding streets with trucks and increased traffic. The new $9.3 million bridge is expected to open in May, […]
PROVIDING SOLUTIONS & SATISFACTION TO YOUR NEEDS
Speak to anyone who has experienced the PROCESS of buying or selling Real Estate and often their findings are a combination of stress, disappointment and ultimately compromise! One of the […]
Kicking kids’ cancer where it hurts
THE chill of cancer has surrounded Jeremy Marshall for years. His sister, now in remission, had the disease, a friend died from it in September, and it claimed his grandmother. […]
Tour reveals pollies’ secrets
EVER wondered what kind of hair lacquer Colin Barnett uses? How often parliamentary speaker Michael Sutherland strokes his gavel in chambers? These and less frivolous questions will be answered on […]
LETTERS 7.2.15
Sadly predictable SO sadly predictable, the knee-jerk reaction to your preview of Adrienne Truscott’s Asking For It (“A funny thing about rape,” Voice, January 17, 2015). Predictable because in isolated […]
Practical. Functional. Efficient
At Duomark our philosophy is simple. Be practical, be functional and be efficient These philosophies shape the core of our designs, our commitments, our relationships and our work. For general […]
Jolly good
DID I really see a man in a pin-striped suit doing a single-handed handstand on the head of a man reading The Times of London? Or one of the same […]
