BAYSWATER council, the Chung Wah Association and Mount Lawley Bowling Club have been caught up in the latest sports rorts scandal. Although the Morrison government has refused to name clubs […]

AFTER 17 years in storage a blue whale skeleton will be put on display at the new WA Museum. This week the McGowan government announced the iconic bones would hang […]

AROUND 250,000 thrifty people attended Perth’s Australia Day Skyworks show, donating an average of three cents per person to bushfire relief. City of Perth commissioners decided to turn the event […]

TWO heritage-listed West Perth houses and the former home of one of serial killer Eric Edgar Cooke’s victims are being demolished by the McGowan government. The Post Newspaper reports that […]

AFTER 30 years Mt Lawley retail veteran John Higgins is closing down Jack Clothing on the corner of Beaufort and Walcott Streets. Despite a conga line of other retailers folding […]

A PHOTOGRAPHIC time capsule captures a snapshot of Northbridge street life from one night in 1983. Artist Andrew McDonald is known by many for curating “The Worst of Perth” blog […]

AN imperilled tree in Inglewood at the centre of a State Administrative Tribunal dispute will stay for now. The grevillea robusta is on land owned by the John Place unit […]