Greens are gung-ho for Perth
THE Greens are getting in early in their campaign for Perth, following Alannah MacTiernan’s decision to retire, and are the first of the three major parties to pre-select a candidate […]
Monthly Archives: February 2016
Be good and give it back
WHO would steal from a good looking man? Local craftsman Andrew Christie, who runs the unique furniture business A Good Looking Man and who built a lot of the cool […]
Garbage was from lord mayor’s building
PHOTOGRAPHIC evidence has emerged that garbage piled up on a Vincent Street block came from a building owned by Perth lord mayor Lisa Scaffidi and her husband, Joe. Mr and […]
Camping conundrum
A VOICE reader’s tongue-in-cheek inquiry to Perth city council about camping on Heirisson Island reveals the capital seems at a loss at how to deal with the remaining 60-odd protest […]
Society: Heritage neglect ‘a crime’
NEGLECTING any heritage building to a point beyond repair should be a crime and landowners should be penalised for it, a community leader says. Mount Lawley Society patron Barrie Baker […]
Corner store reborn
ONCE the life-blood of the suburbs, many of Perth’s old delis — those treasure troves of lolly bags, Twin Poles, Winnie Reds and Coke in glass bottles — have disappeared. […]
Savage Garden
THEIR dark and savagely humorous claymation films brought Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg to the world’s attention. But for Swedish animator Djurberg it’s a side of her work she is […]
Industrial art
A EUREKA Stockade-style flag made from old high-vis shirts, street signs overprinted and finely etched impressionist views of Perth from the air. They’re all part of Built, at Linton and […]
Fiery award
FRINGE World is over but there’s plenty of dancing still going on for Limbo, which took out the best cabaret award, its act leaving the audience at the Elizabeth Quay […]
ACTON MOUNT LAWLEY
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