TUCKED away in West Perth’s warehouse district is a confronting art collection examining Australia’s wellbeing – and it’s not a pretty picture. The exhibition at the Holmes à Court Gallery […]

STIRLING council’s attempts to improve its relationship with the Aboriginal community don’t appear to have paid off. The results of an “inclusion survey” included in the council’s latest annual report […]

VINCENT Community Kitchen saved 100kg of fruit, vegetables and bread destined for landfill on the weekend, creating a scrumptious feast to boot. The Kitchen aims to share healthy affordable meals […]

VINCENT is set to get more parks, playspaces and public squares under council’s new open space strategy. The suburb’s population is growing, backyards are getting rarer and publicly-owned sports grounds […]

BAYSWATER council made a little history on Tuesday, when an item was voted through entirely by women. Previously the council’s never had enough women to form a quorum—the minimum number […]

THE son of a former minister in Sir Charles Court’s government has been selected as the Liberal candidate for the federal seat of Perth. Jim Grayden was selected unopposed at […]

ONE of the major installations in the City of Perth’s Christmas lights trail, the Light Labyrinth, was installed this week. Shipped over from Spain, it took 10 staff 140 hours […]