HISTORY was made last Saturday (October 19) when Mark Irwin became Stirling’s first popularly-elected mayor. Mr Irwin was re-elected as mayor with 39.20 per cent of the vote. Councillor Elizabeth […]

LISA SCAFFIDI’S three-term run as lord mayor of Perth quietly ended on October 19. With the council currently suspended there was no election, but Ms Scaffidi had officially held the […]

HALLOWEEN on Angove Street is back this Thursday October 31. Town team North Perth Local are filling the street with pumpkins, black cats and ghouls for a free family eve […]

IT was a close race for the two vacancies in Vincent’s south ward during Saturday’s council elections. While incumbent Susan Gontaszewski was returned relatively safely with a 167-vote margin, newcomer […]

“APPALLED, but hardly surprised” is how Mount Lawley MP Simon Millman felt after discovering a swastika in the heart of his electorate. The racist graffiti was scrawled on a stop […]

CONSTRUCTION of the new Highgate Woolworths is due to start early 2020. The plan for the $10 million, three-storey supermarket, cafe, liquor store and early learning centre at the corner […]

DANIEL SANTICH can’t remember the first time he saw Fremantle’s Blessing of the Fleet; it’s always just been part of life. His “nonno” Nick Visaggio has been secretary of the […]

FREMANTLE’S Blessing of the Fleet displays the local Italian community’s devotion to Madonna di Capo d’Orlando and Madonna dei Martiri for a bountiful fishing season. The tradition originated from the […]

DAN BULL is back as Bayswater mayor. Bayswater has not yet embraced the popular election of mayors, with Mr Bull given the nod by his colleagues on Monday night after […]

PERTH Police have charged a man with stealing a bicycle on Saturday 29 October 2019. It will be alleged around 3pm the man was at a bike shop in Beaufort […]