PENSIONER Catherine Caporn says her hot water bills have soared by $200 every eight weeks because of new two-storey developments next door. The 88-year-old says it’s because the new buildings […]

KYLE BARTLETT says he’ll run out of fingers if he tries to count how many people close to him have suicided. Having lost another family member just recently, he’s asking […]

FORMER Perth city council CEO Frank Edwards is asking his old employer to reimburse him the $2860 he spent on lawyers, when appearing before the WA corruption and crime commission. […]

STIRLING mayor Giovanni Italiano says his new Mercedes cost no more than his old Holden Caprice. “This car did not cost any more than the previous Holden that I drove […]

HE was sacked from his job—then the rest of Steve Harvey’s life started crumbling. Being jobless and relatively alone in Perth had a cascading effect on the 29-year-old man’s ability […]

WINSTON CHURCHILL labelled his depression a “black dog” that followed him around. Olympic diver Matthew Mitcham personifies his as, “an unconvincing drag queen”. The gold-medallist, Australia’s only openly gay athlete […]

MORE than 30 parking bays along Bulwer Street will be removed so a barrier can be built between car and bike lanes. Vincent council staff had been iffy about the […]

IT’S been 100 years since the building now known as Astor Theatre was raised on the corner of Beaufort and Walcott Street. The owners are celebrating the centenery by continuing […]

COLES will tidy up a vacant property it owns in Maylands before selling it, following community complaints about the town’s “eyesore”. Dead weeds, a rusted fence, rubbish and an abandoned […]

A BLUEPRINT for Bayswater’s town centre will cost $120,000 to draw up — instead of $40,000 — because the council wants it done by consultants in time for a December […]