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Matt Gresham is once again returning to Australian shores for the “Survive on Love” single tour. After re-locating to Berlin and delving into a new chapter of creativity and experience, the singer-songerwriter is relishing the opportunity to share his stories and music in a series of reflective and intimate performances. Matt will be showcasing a…
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Celebrate Australia Day this year with a special event at Osborne Park Bowling Club. It includes breakfast, bowls (provided), lunch and raffles all for the price of $20 per head. The only thing you have to do is dress up in your Aussie outfits. This is a family friendly day, where everyone is welcome. If…
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There’s some tasty new additions to the thriving Mount Hawthorn food scene along Scarborough Beach Road. Take your taste buds on a trip to Italy and check out the new Spritz Spizzicheria Italiana. Bringing the authentic taste of Italy to your door with their share-style Italian tapas. Just pop next door if you’re craving something…
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Look Fabulous No Babysitter Required! Finally a hair salon that encourages you to bring your children! Equipped with a children’s playroom it’s the perfect place to escape and have your hair done without using up precious babysitting favours! Haircon offers style cuts, foils, balayage, colour and special occasion hair. Just recently they have added express…
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Learn to speak Italian at The Dante Alighieri Society Come and learn Italian – language of romance. The Dante Alighieri Society of WA invites you be part of the learning program at the oldest and most reputable school of Italian in WA. Dante Alighieri (1265 – 1321) was an Italian poet par excellence. He was…
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THREE hundred homes and about 60 businesses will be impacted by WA Planning Commission plans to widen the Guildford Road reserve through Bayswater and Vincent. About six kilometres between Tonkin Highway and East Parade would be affected by the proposed widening, which won’t add any lanes to Guildford Road but will create wider footpaths, bike…
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WITH just one person in the audience aMoment Caravan will be the tiniest show in Fringe. The little caravan will be parked out front of the Blue Room during the first week of Fringe, letting the audience through one at a time for a free 10-minute show designed to transport them to a parallel world…
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WHILE holidaying in Spain, local jeweller Rohan Milne and his family were so smitten with a Venetian carousel at La Concha beach boardwalk they decided Perth needed one. It was too big for carry-on luggage and an overly lavish souvenir, so Mr Milne spent the next four years looking into the logistics of running a…
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LOCAL town planner and environmentalist Greg Smith will run for the state seat of Mount Lawley under the banner of the Julie Matheson for WA Party. In the past Mr Smith’s crossed swords with Bayswater council for being anti-tree, got stuck into the state’s planners over the Elizabeth Quay development, and pilloried the WA Planning…
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WA’s education department has agreed to rethink its plans to build new classrooms on Inglewood primary’s oval. The $3.5 million building would add six classrooms and make space for 192 new students, but the plan was roundly condemned by parents and neighbours who say losing play space to deal with increased demand is an unacceptable…
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