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IT was only 11.30am but lunch-goers were already starting to file into the Chu Bakery in Highgate. Clutching one of their tuna baguettes ($7.50) I made the most of a […]
IT was only 11.30am but lunch-goers were already starting to file into the Chu Bakery in Highgate. Clutching one of their tuna baguettes ($7.50) I made the most of a […]
IF you like black humour, A World of Dark Comedy will be right up your sardonic alley. Now in its second year, the Perth festival screens comedy shorts from around […]
RESTORING an old bank in North Perth was a labour of love for its owner, award-winning photographer Denise Teo. The Fitzgerald Street branch of the The Bank of New South […]
A DOZEN protestors gathered outside the Perth office of Norwegian energy company Equinor last week as the company ramps up its bid to drill for oil in the Great Australian […]
A CYBERATTACK on Bayswater council has prompted it to consider hiring a cybersecurity officer and spending up to $165,000 on safety upgrades. City staff advised councillors that the cost of […]
WHILE the national election result shocked the pollsters, there were no surprises locally with Labor’s Patrick Gorman winning Perth and Liberal candidate Vince Connelly taking out Stirling. There’s a number […]
VINCENT council is paying Instagram influencers hundreds of dollars per post to advertise its events. The city’s financial documents reveal they paid Instagrammer @ashleighjade05 (aka Ashleigh Jade Munro-Smith) $450 for […]
AFTER years of dysfunction and controversy the City of Perth is wiping the slate clean and rebooting its senior management. Over the past year its five directors have resigned and […]
by DAVID BELL A KIND local who put out chairs for people at De Lacey Park has been given a stern “authoritarian” warning from Bayswater council to get rid of […]
THE City of Vincent is proposing new “caretaker” rules to stop councillors splashing cash on policies that would boost their re-election chances. The new rules are designed “to protect the […]