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GOOMALLING farmer Terry Brennan had only seen three and a half movies in his life until this week, when he drove two hours to see The Irishman at The Backlot […]
GOOMALLING farmer Terry Brennan had only seen three and a half movies in his life until this week, when he drove two hours to see The Irishman at The Backlot […]
MOBILE homeless service providers will be shepherded into one car park in East Perth after the city council adopted a 12-month trial that was only run past a select few […]
A RARE bravery medal awarded to a nurse during World War II was stolen from a Dianella home on Tuesday November 12. The British Empire Medal (military division) was awarded […]
ONE of the eternally-empty blocks in Northbridge might finally be filled, with a 12-level hotel approved for 8 Parker Street. Perth council’s planners are keen on the proposal as it […]
A LOCALLY produced tale of a Mount Hawthorn video store has taken out the grand prize and three other awards at the Canada Shorts film festival. The Throwback was part […]
ST BART’S homeless shelter wants people to donate unused gifts, treats and toiletries to its Christmas hamper appeal. This year the not-for-profit will make up festive hampers for 350 men […]
WHILE school kids holding placards and chanting heart-felt slogans have dominated news headlines, many youngsters are more interested in a collaborative approach to tackling climate change, says the CEO of […]
HIGHGATE Kindergarten has marked 100 years of operation, and 50 years at its current home. The kindy was originally named Little Citizens when it opened on Robertson Street in East […]
NOMINATIONS are open for next year’s City of Stirling history and heritage awards. Council are calling on locals to submit evocative photos of Stirling pre-1990, and to nominate people or […]
THE Museum of Perth has branched out of the CBD, launching a growing encyclopaedia of East Fremantle’s history, houses and people. It’s a pilot project that could one day be […]