A PLAN to investigate a merger between Bayswater and Bassendean councils has been promptly knocked on the head. But the debate has highlighted divisions at Bayswater, and a communication breakdown that […]

ANZ has closed its branch at Flinders Square in Yokine, leaving customers with a long commute if they need in-person banking. ANZ temporarily closed many branches across the country as […]

STIRLING council is going ahead with plans for a plaza that’ll result in lost parking bays on the Mount Lawley leg of Beaufort Street. The council voted at the July […]

Eye-opening assessment revealed at CEO’S farewell Murray Jorgensen oversaw his last council meeting this week. PERTH city council CEO Murray Jorgensen leaves this week after just under two years in […]

POLICE want to identify a woman accused of pinning a car clamping contractor between two cars at a Bayswater carpark. Around 8.40am on Saturday July 11, a driver for Auto […]

SOMETIMES the only thing between a girl and a grand final dream is a good pair of boots, and the Mount Lawley/Inglewood Roos junior footy club is trying to bridge […]

THE hard waste currently gracing Vincent’s verges may be the last. Vincent council this week considered options to replace the annual roadside rubbish collection, with the quality of scavengable waste […]

ST PATRICK’S Anglican church in Mt Lawley was on point to raising more than $7,000 this week to help repair storm damage. The church held a Mediaeval Longtable Feast on […]

“CLOSE your eyes and just listen,” says Ron Bradfield Jnr, a saltwater Bardi man from the Kimberley region who now resides in Perth. ”Take time to hear people’s individual stories.” […]