MEN are complaining online the mining boom has sent the hourly cost of sex through the roof. WA sex workers’ hourly rates are said to be double that of those […]

MORE than 100 bagpipers and drummers will descend on UWA this weekend for the pipe band state championships. Organisers moved the event from Riley to James Oval, after couples planning […]

LAST weekend’s local olive harvest (Voice, April 11, 2013) was a huge success with North Perth primary school kids collecting just over one tonne of fruit. The P&C plans to […]

THERE will be no Eid celebrations at Kings Park this year after after the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority rejected a request from the WA Islamic Centre for a last-minute […]

Unelected DAP has final say THE Maylands Ratepayers’ and Residents’ Association has voted to oppose the $3.5 million expansion of the liquor store at the Peninsula Tavern. The application for […]

A CREW of mysterious ninja grannies has been yarn-bombing Mt Hawthorn. For the past few months trees along The Boulevarde, between Scarborough Beach Road and Ashby Street, have been festooned […]

PERTH choir Naya Chorale is back from performing at Carnegie Hall. The newly formed a cappella group of 50 singers had been invited to the prestigious New York venue by […]

AFTER plans to move into a Murray Street premises fell through the WA Club is now eyeing up the Old Perth Boys School as a new HQ. The 117-year-old club […]

Too loud for my eyes IT is well-known that in a noisy chattering world silence becomes a golden sound, a blessing, a relief, and very likely the same sort of […]