Rock art protest
PROTESTORS were planning a big demonstration alongside the Eliza statue in Crawley yesterday (Friday August 3) to highlight risks to internationally important Aboriginal rock art on the Burrup Peninsula. This […]
Monthly Archives: August 2018
LETTERS 4.8.18
AIDS in name fuels stigma THE Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Perth support the calls from HIV+ people for the WA AIDS Council to change their name at the forthcoming AGM […]
A soaring success
THERE is literally magic in the air halfway through Aladdin when a flying carpet soars across the stage. When the curtain fell I thought the star of the show must […]
ASTROLOGY: August 4, – August 11, 2018
ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20) There’s a lot of listening to be done. If healing is to happen receptivity and intent is a huge first step. It doesn’t come […]
A warm welcome
I WAS instantly smitten by the promo shot for this Mt Lawley home featuring a cute pooch peering out the front gate. I quickly discovered there’s loads more to love about […]
Book Club (Competition Now Closed)
Win one of ten double passes to see Book Club. Four lifelong friends have their lives turned upside down to hilarious ends when their book club tackles the infamous Fifty […]
Virtually cured
VIRTUAL reality headsets are synonymous with immersive gaming experiences for teenagers. But health care provider Sliver Chain is using the technology to improve the wellbeing of its clients, many of […]
Botox Injections for Vaginismus
Vaginismus is a condition in some women that makes intercourse very painful or sometimes impossible. It’s defined as an involuntary contraction of the vaginal musculature which often means women are […]
Got toenail issues?
Onychomycosis (try saying that three times fast!) is a fungal infection that accounts for half of all nail disorders and can be uncomfortable and unattractive. Hexima Ltd is developing a […]
Perth Voice Interactive 