Call for detention overhaul
A LOOMING federal election and echoes from Christchurch helped push up numbers at this year’s Palm Sunday Walk for Refugees in Perth. More than 15 church and community groups took […]
A LOOMING federal election and echoes from Christchurch helped push up numbers at this year’s Palm Sunday Walk for Refugees in Perth. More than 15 church and community groups took […]
ONE man’s vigilance has hopefully ended untold litres of drinking water being wasted at Robertson Park in Vincent. Over the last few months leaks have been mysteriously springing up in […]
UNDERPAYMENT by 7-Eleven franchisees to its employees has revealed widespread workplace exploitation of temporary migrant and working holiday visa holders in Australia. A new report by the Migrant Workers Taskforce […]
A PERMANENT green light crossing is on the way for busy Charles Street near Kyilla Primary School, following a push for better safety from parents. Perth MP John Carey held […]
LABOR has pledged to create a $1 million “music hub” in Leederville if it wins the federal election on May 18. The hub would be located at the YMCA headquarters, […]
THE public toilet is art in a new Perth exhibition focusing on gay ‘beats’ – public areas frequented by men seeking sex with men. Looking now anyone here? by artists […]
ANITA DOWNING is a member of the WA Forest Alliance and so passionate about WA’s forest and their wildlife she’s promising to get a Cocky tattoo. But she’s concerned about […]
I have fond memories of the Rosemount Hotel. In the early 2000s I caught one of Sunk Loto’s final shows there, before the band became a casualty of the ephemeral […]
A FEW decades ago there were cinemas in most suburbs and you could walk down the street to watch Jaws or E.T. But the Internet and huge wide-screen TV’s have […]
THIS warehouse conversion in Coolbinia is a hidden gem and greater than the sum of its parts. Warehouse-style apartments with their colonial charm are perennial West Aussie favourites, with Fremantle […]