WELLINGTON SQUARE had a soft reopening this week after $17.5 million upgrade. The park’s received a dual name Moort-ak Waadiny (Searching for Family) in recognition of the area’s significance to […]

  PLANS have been released for the WACA redevelopment, with a big ‘maybe’ hanging over the addition of pools until Perth city council’s agreement and funding has been secured. The WA […]

THE plan to preserve parts of the fire-damaged Hostel Milligan and the venerable Pearl Villa will go ahead unchanged by last week’s blaze.  The building’s owner, Singapore-based Fragrance Group, got […]

A SIMPLE puff on an asthma inhaler can be a life-saver, but it also pumps out a greenhouse gas 1000 times more potent than carbon dioxide. And while one squeeze […]

SEEDS from Bayswater’s isolated endemic trees are being collected to protect their genetic biodiversity into the future.  Some of the trees in remnant bushland date back hundreds of years, but […]

A NEW round of heritage residencies will run following the success of the inaugural Inspire Writers in Residence program last year. The National Trust WA got funding from the WA […]

PARTICIPANTS are needed for free group depression treatments as part of a UWA study looking into whether additional enhancements to widely-used therapy methods can improve outcomes. Clinical psychologist Nick Ramondo […]

THREE new short documentaries about Vincent are in the pipeline for the 2021 City of Vincent film project. Partnering up with Revelation Perth International Film Festival, the docos will be […]