OXFORD STREET traders will bring their wares out into the street next month when the road is closed to cars on Sundays from 3 – 9pm. The $12,000 Vincent council […]

TWO-TERM Liberal MP Michael Sutherland’s tenure is in peril, with the bookies predicting a Labor win in Mt Lawley. At the time of going to print, Labor’s candidate Simon Millman […]

WITH high rise city living removing us even further from nature, ECU researcher Danica-Lea Larcombe is looking at whether indoor plants can bridge the void and improve the health of […]

A REPORT on accountability and transparency at Perth city council has recommended it changes from a “traditional” to an “open government” approach. The report, requested by councillors last year during […]

IT’S been a long, uphill, red-tape ridden battle but residents around East Perth train station could finally pop the champagne this week after getting a commitment from the Liberal party […]

NEW changes to payroll tax are being offered by the Liberal party in a pre-election bid to win over small businesses like Lake Street cafe owner John Vallini. He’s run […]

BUREAUCRATIC delays are jeopardising a key planning amendment for zoning on Beaufort Street, says The Mount Lawley Society. The amendment area, stretching between Salisbury Street and Walcott Street, will introduce […]

PERTH council has voted to demolish Anzac House on St Georges Terrace and replace it with a 10-level, mixed use facility for the Returned Services League WA. The new purpose-built […]

THE pre-election funding pledges are bombarding schools, sports clubs and community groups in a last ditch effort to win votes, with the major parties making it rain with promises. Cash […]