ASTROLOGY Jan 20 – Jan 27, 2018
ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20) The Sun moves out of Capricorn early in the week. This will feel like a rather large weight is lifted from your shoulders. As […]
Monthly Archives: January 2018
Vintage home
I WAS in a bit of a Zen mood when I walked around this delightful Third Avenue home in Mt Lawley. There were only a few empty berths in the conspicuous […]
Adam Hall’s Dance Party (Competition Now Closed)
Win one of six double passes to Adam Hall’s Dance Party. Party people get ready – Live and direct from the USA, award winning vocal sensation Richard Jackson returns to […]
Slow down, baby
SLOW cooked” kids is the key to successful parenting and child care, according to a course being held at the Perth Waldorf School in Bibra Lake. “Allowing the child not […]
Ancient practice key to better health
Discover the many health benefits of Tai Chi. What better way to start the year than with a change to your daily routine that’s sure to improve your mental, physical […]
Lights, camera, Vincent!
GHOST stories in Vincent, the dying art of neon bending, and a local beekeeper on a crusade to save stingers. They’re all ideas that rose to the top of the […]
Weed out imposters
AN obnoxious weed with a cute name is invading Perth waterways. Recently spotted in Bayswater Brook in late December, Amazon frogbit rapidly spreads by jettisoning little fragments stuffed with pods, […]
Scaffidi returns
LISA SCAFFIDI resumed her lord mayoral duties this week, stepping back into the job while awaiting a reduced penalty from the State Administrative Tribunal. She told a press conference on […]
Bottomcelli?
THE finest artworks of the Renaissance meets the best of internet meme culture in WTF Renaissance. Part of the upcoming Perth Fringe Festival, the exhibition takes the most stately, dignified, […]
Elizabeth Quay critic dies, 64
PROMINENT Perth urban planner Linley Lutton died January 7, aged 64. In recent times he was best known as the lead campaigner against the Elizabeth Quay development, as part of […]
