The cost of No vote
THE cost of a ‘no’ vote in the upcoming referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament would be the rolling back of decades of reconcilation, says advocate Thomas Mayor. Mr […]
THE cost of a ‘no’ vote in the upcoming referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament would be the rolling back of decades of reconcilation, says advocate Thomas Mayor. Mr […]
BAYSWATER council is set to tap into the troubled carbon offset market to help fund a groundbreaking $2.4 million urban forest at Riverside Gardens. At Tuesday’s ordinary meeting the council […]
BAYSWATER will retain its four wards, but drop the number of councillors from 11 to 8 under mandated reforms. At Tuesday’s ordinary meeting the council voted to keep the wards […]
PEOPLE power has helped Maylands parents convince Bayswater council to beef up its Safe Routes to School report. A petition of 243 signatures was presented to Tuesday’s meeting calling for […]
BAYSWATER mayor Filomena Piffaretti has paid tribute to former Bayswater councillor Graham Pittaway, who died on January 14, aged 81. Mr Pittaway was elected to council in 2000 and was […]
Shark attack survivor questions slow response THE survivor of a shark attack at Blackwall Reach two years ago says he’s disappointed a shark barrier still hasn’t been installed in the […]
WITH school holidays wrapping up this week, the City of Vincent Local History Centre finishes its series of summer tales with a story about how local kids holidayed in times […]
THERE’S a certain irony when one of the first books to scratch away the nostalgic gloss of WA colonial art to expose the Indigenous dispossession they reveal is published by […]
LAST day of the school holidays. After eight weeks of ice cream, beach and video games, it felt like the Fall of Saigon in my house with Bamm-Bamm and […]
SEE RAMPAGE ELECTRA AT THE WA MADE FILM FESTIVAL on FEBRUARY 24. TICKETS HERE Fremantle Prison has seen some horrors down the years and that continues when it takes centre […]