MIKE O’HANLON wants the teenager who gave him a black eye to be put to work, not put in a cell. The Perth lord mayoral candidate had been at the […]

THE coat of arms on the Perth general post office is being replaced this week. The building has two coats of arms (one UK, one Australian) and in January the […]

Mount Lawley Senior High School students collected more than 200kg of food during its Foodbank School Appeal. The collected food will provide more than 270 meals. Foodbank distributes supplies across […]

HOPE you like your liquor straight, because Whipper Snapper Distillery isn’t allowed to sell it any other way. The burgeoning East Perth distillery makes a whiskey-style drink and one of […]

AN advertisement offering cheap mobile phone and computer deals through the Perth Voice last weekend has been exposed as a likely scam. The ad, purportedly from Pacific Mobile Phones, offered […]

BEAUFORT STREET’S beloved jewellery and fashion store Behind the Monkey is closing. When the Voice visited this week one customer after another came into the store to wish operator Brody […]

A FORMER keyboard player for Eskimo Joe is running for Bayswater council. Dan Bull toured with the globally successful Perth band in 2004 and 2005 and has since played with […]

PERTH COLLEGE and heritage advocates are at loggerheads over the proposed demolition of four 1920s-era houses. The exclusive girls’ school has lodged an application with Stirling city council to demolish […]

MOUNT LAWLEY Senior High School students will experience the devastating effects of road trauma in a unique art cum educational workshop. Created by artist James Berlyn, Split Second will put […]

• A FIVE year old kid left at Scitech on their own after an excursion has earned the company Funtrain an $8000 fine. There was no roll call and after everyone […]