DEAD and moribund pigeons greeted city-goers in Forrest Place on Monday morning. The Voice contacted Perth city council, the WA Health Department and Department of Parks and Wildlife, but they […]

EIGHTH AVENUE in Maylands is set to become greener and more pedestrian friendly. The local business association is finishing off a study on how other suburbs have spruced up their […]

THERE is still no resolution on the long-running Lisa Scaffidi/State Administrative Tribunal saga as we go to print this Wednesday. The lord mayor was back at the SAT this Tuesday […]

PERTH city council will take a more comprehensive approach to homelessness under a new 18-month plan adopted by councillors on Tuesday. Previously the council’s approach to homelessness has been a […]

TOURISTS, after-work drinkers and restaurants look set to benefit from new liquor reforms proposed by the McGowan government. Under the existing legislation, when someone applies for a liquor licence, the […]

“GOOD intentions” will be turned into “real actions” under Perth city council’s Reconciliation Action Plan. It aims to improve the council’s relationship with Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders. The council’s […]

EN ROUTE to a Fringe show, Voice journo MOLLY SCHMIDT got sidetracked by a mate and found herself helping hundreds of strangers to launch a dance boogie through Northbridge. The […]

The first of four Leederville car-free days was held last Sunday. It coincided with Leedypalooza’s Unfair Day, which is like a carnival in an alternate-universe, with unlucky dips, bad family […]