THE Galup (Lake Monger) story is coming to Vincent in September. Galup (or Kaarlup, a place of fires) is known to Noongars as a traditional camping and meeting place, and […]

A SPATE of dog attacks has prompted Stirling council to consider “covert” park patrols to catch owners who illegally let them off the leash. After Stirling recorded 75 serious attacks […]

PERTH’s favourite Chook, The Perth Voice is a very rare bird. Very few places have their own independent news outlet, like the Chook, delivered free every week to thousands of […]

PERTH needs more people, Perth lord mayor Basil Zempilas says, and he’s called for an investigation into what’s keeping residents out and how to bring them in. There could be […]

PERTH needs more people, Perth lord mayor Basil Zempilas says, and he’s called for an investigation into what’s keeping residents out and how to bring them in. There could be […]

LONG-EMPTY social housing in East Perth has been refurbished and reopened, with seven Federation-era cottages in the Parry Street heritage precinct getting $3 million in conservation works. Some have been empty […]

IN this week’s story of olde from Vincent’s Local History Centre historians, we have the tale of Leederville Oval from its early days as a wetland through to hosting women’s […]

CARNABY’S black cockatoo advocates have held a candlelight vigil on the steps of Parliament and handed over a petition calling for an emergency plan to protect the birds’ habitat. The […]

FRENCH guitarist Ingrid Riollot moved to Australia in 2018 to marry guitar maker Damon Smallman and the couple now reside in rural Esperance.  It’s a pretty unlikely location for a […]

A NEW plan to light up shadowy city laneways has kicked off with the installation of Adam Cruikshank’s “Falling Stars” artwork off Hay Street mall. It’s the first in a […]