VINCENT council has adopted a developer’s “local development plan” paving the way for Leederville’s first high-rise towers. Hatch and RobertsDay have proposed transforming the block next to WaterCorp in Frame […]
LABOUR shortages in the aged care sector may place Western Australians in jeopardy if borders are reopened too early, says the managing director of Mt Lawley facility Residency by Dillons. […]
CHICKENS and bees will be easier to keep in Vincent under a new proposed Animal Local Law. Mayor Emma Cole tells us the existing rules make keeping chickens “really tricky: […]
FREMANTLE’S iconic Blessing of the Fleet is back this year after last year’s was cancelled over Covid fears. Festival committee president John Minutillo said following the break, this year’s Blessing […]
THE hardy blokes at the Stirling Men’s Shed have built homes for one of WA’s cutest critters – the quenda. Made from wooden pallets and chicken wire, the 11 ‘bungalows’ […]
ALMOST 100 years after the last great global pandemic, a reminder of its deadly toll has been getting some much-needed TLC. Tucked away in a beautiful patch of bush in […]
A LITTLE-known quarantine station in Perth’s southern suburbs, including its ghoulish crematorium, has been in the spotlight recently thanks to its connection to the last great pandemic to hit WA’s shores. […]
UPCOMING feature film The Canary is set to showcase the visual beauty of the Indian Ocean off Perth. By Salt and Honey Productions, the 1800s period drama follows the mental and […]
IT’S worth taking the three hour drive to Shelter just to see the humungous ceiling fans. They are bigger than the blades on a chinook helicopter and when they are […]
THIS Inglewood home has some of the best period detail I’ve seen. There’s loads of beautiful burnished wood, art deco-style features, and a picture rail and ceiling medallion for good […]
