THE opening of the North Perth Common town square is just around the corner, with the centrepiece artwork installed this week.Western Power’s due to connect the lighting by the end […]

PERTH council’s ruling commissioners are considering dropping generous heritage grants to privately-owned buildings. The city awards grants to heritage-listed buildings in need of restoration, but at the April 30 meeting […]

MAYLANDS MP Lisa Baker wants to ban the export of Australian greyhounds to countries without animal cruelty laws. For years Ms Baker has fought for better treatment of greyhounds in […]

PERTH comic Sean Conway has apologised and paid $2000 to fellow comic Jimmy Kuratz over an attempted joke on social media after the latter complained he had been defamed. Conway […]

JIMMY KURATZ says he pushes the boundaries of comedy by using harsh material and “offensive jokes”. “The content of these jokes is morally reprehensible, I accept that, but that is […]

BEING told by a professional photographer that WA was “culturally sterile” inspired local Dale Neil to create the Fremantle International Portrait Prize. Now in its fifth year, the biennial competition […]

THERE’S good news for commuters struggling to get from public transport to their CBD offices on time. Signal changes at two of the city’s busiest intersections – William/Hay and William/Murray […]