VINCENT is living up to its reputation as WA’s funkiest council with a new mural cum public art work. The city has affixed eight lightboxes to a mural by artist […]

MORE late night food options are needed for Perth to fight its reputation as an asleep-by-nine city, Perth councillor James Limnios says. This week the council approved continuing the food […]

A MEN’S SHED in Bayswater is a step closer with the council identifying a preferred site at the corner of Kings Street and Raymond Avenue. The council has earmarked an […]

AROUND 100 Bayswater locals attended a meeting last week to brainstorm how to rejuvenate their city centre. The council wants to tszuj-up the area in and around King William Street […]

NORTH PERTH photographer Alex Cearns’ adorable dog photos have seen her selected for the “Day of the Dog” exhibit in Los Angeles. Other tourists looked at her strangely when she […]

BAYSWATER charges the lowest average rates in the metropolitan area, but the local ratepayers’ association says the figures don’t tell the full story. Peppermint Grove topped the rates list with […]

A FORMER ally of Sylvan Albert is backing the Bayswater mayor’s opponent at the October council elections. Sonia Turkington has authorised campaign material for Catherine Ehrhardt, who is going head-to-head […]

EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY will splash $5 million on a new communications and arts hub at its Mount Lawley campus. New facilities, including design, visual art, fashion and animation, will be […]

THE Wireless Institute of Australia performed a historic broadcast at the ANZAC cottage in Mt Hawthorn this week. Using the special event callsign VK100ANZAC, operators contacted Europe to commemorate the […]