Save the trees
THE weather’s cooled but some kids at Mt Hawthorn primary school aren’t looking forward to next summer. The reason? The school’s centerpiece 75-year-old Port Jackson fig tree has been axed. […]
THE weather’s cooled but some kids at Mt Hawthorn primary school aren’t looking forward to next summer. The reason? The school’s centerpiece 75-year-old Port Jackson fig tree has been axed. […]
CONCEPT images for a planned redevelopment of the heritage listed East Perth girls school, and surrounding sites, have been released. But first, hundreds of bodies in the old graveyard will […]
RENTERS’ rights in WA remain flimsy despite home ownership increasingly out of reach. Many tenants are reluctant to complain about glaring maintenance issues worried rents will be hiked up or […]
OFTEN eaten by cats and foxes and forced out of their habitat by urbanisation, a population of quendas still manages to survive in Lightning Swamp in Noranda. Bayswater council is […]
COUNTRY folk are well acquainted with states of emergency, but with 200,000 people in the city on an average day the City of Perth is focusing on emergency planning in […]
TAKING a break from the pressures of exams and assignments, 45 teens came down to Morley Library to de-stress with the combination of cats and yoga, with a litter of […]
Dutton: he’s no dud I WAS astonished that the letter “Dutton’s a dud” (Voice, April 14, 2018) could be published as it contains a lot of fake news about immigration. […]
THE hip young architect whose home I was reviewing was quick to recommend Satchmo Cafe in North Perth for lunch. It dawned on me that I had enjoyed a great […]
WHEN the Eastwinds blow, strum and pluck they whip up a storm of world music The band is truly global and features musicians from Estonia, Iran, Japan and Australia. They’ll […]
Riley Lee performs on Shakuhachi in Freo! Internationally renowned shakuhachi player (bamboo flute) Riley Lee will perform in Fremantle at St John’s Anglican Church on 31 May. During his tours […]