RARE Carnaby’s black cockatoos have returned to Baigup Wetlands. The Baigup Wetlands Interest Group and Bayswater council have been working to pull out weeds and restore biodiversity at the wetlands’ […]

‘Pay $500,000 or we won’t come’ WA Day celebrations look like they’ll be held outside the WA capital after Perth city councillors decided against giving organisers the full funding they […]

A BAYSWATER smash repairer with a long record of breaches has been fined $18,000 for continuing to take money off customers despite not being licensed to fix their cars. Raymond […]

A WA-made film is soon to get a wider screening after wowing audiences at its premiere last month.  Shot entirely in Merredin, Greenfield is the tale of a man who […]

A BOOK about the history of WA’s fire service and Murray Street’s Old Perth Fire Station launches this weekend, with 2021 marking 120 years since the station opened.  “120 Years […]

AUTHOR Melinda Tognini gives a talk this Friday April 23 on the people often left out of the story of Australia at war: The wives and families of the men […]

THE late Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, visited Perth on a number of occasions including in 1962 when he opened the VIIth British Empire and Commonwealth Games.  The official opening […]

THE winner of the Fremantle Round House ballad competition has joined calls for the Swan River Colony’s first execution to be revisited, saying he doesn’t believe the hanged boy was […]