With 16 commissioned artworks and more than 150 events, the City of Perth Winter Arts Season is a sure-fire way to beat the blues and get your imagination fired up […]

VINCENT council adopted its new budget on Tuesday with a modest 2.7 per cent rate increase — unless you’re on the minimum. For the third year running the council gave […]

AFTER eight years as a Vincent councillor, the zany and idiosyncratic Matt Buckels has announced he won’t be re-contesting his seat at the October elections. First elected in 2009, he […]

BUSINESS is going to the dogs in Vincent thanks to an updated local law approved by the council this week. The council has cut a long-standing section of its Dog […]

NORTHBRIDGE resident Leo Treasure is on a mission to ban tonal reversing alarms on forklifts and trucks. There’s a push overseas to switch to broadband alarms (otherwise known as “white […]

THE president of the Maylands Ratepayers and Residents Association Elli Petersen-Pik will run for Bayswater council at the local government elections in October. Mr Petersen-Pik is targeting the south ward […]

HAVING been chosen to toll the bells announcing the deaths of Winston Churchill and Harold Holt as a youngster in Adelaide, Ian McLeod can certainly claim a long history of […]

KYILLA PARK is to get a new sculpture, with North Perth artist Desmond Mah donating his contribution to this year’s Sculptures by the Sea. Homo Sapiens Sapiens (Carp Motifs) was […]

THE area around Stirling Towers is looking brighter following the completion of a locally-inspired mural led by the rebadged Department of Communities (Housing). More than 20 members from the local […]

FINDING a purpose for their busy hands has given a group of local knitters at a local aged car home a great boost. The Busy Hands knitting club has for […]