FOUR years after being told it was too expensive and too hard, Crib Lane cafe owner Michael Ivanoff finally has a seated parklet. The Hay Street trader says a changing […]

THE WA Planning Commission has scrawled all over Bayswater council’s structure plan for the Baysie town centre. The WAPC says the council’s modest height limits of four to six storeys […]

THE 2021 Skyworks looks likely to go ahead provided WA’s Covid-19 rate stays flatlined. Commissioners will decide at this week’s council meeting whether to press the start button on planning […]

LORD mayoral candidate Di Bain says City of Perth ratepayers should get to vote in a plebiscite about whether the council keeps funding the lion’s share of Skyworks. The event […]

AFTER eight years in the making the “Stop Puppy Farming” bill made it to WA Parliament this week; but it could be a short visit. Maylands Labor MP Lisa Baker, […]

CITY property owners are stuck with their big annual parking bay fees. Activate Perth had petitioned the McGowan government to delay this year’s levy and spend some of the $130 […]

MANY folk have been missing live music, but the itch for something acoustic has been particularly strong for Mount Lawley jazz muso Mace Francis. Dr Francis, a gigging muso, teacher and director of the Perth […]

HOLLYWOOD, Venice, and now Northbridge: A giant sign reminding people which suburb they’re in is planned to hang across William Street. The proposal’s come from Happy Heart, the company set […]

ASKING someone’s favourite movie line usually yields a bunch of half-remembered “are you feeling lucky, punk?” or “Luke, I’m your father” misquotes.  For the new mural out front of his […]

ONE City of Bayswater representative will sit on a panel of five that will make decisions about the future of the Bayswater town centre. DevelopmentWA’s “land redevelopment committee” will set […]