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BAYSWATER council has backed down from a fight to keep tough new cat-control rules, fearing it will be held in contempt of WA Parliament. Last year Bayswater tried to bring in a new local cat law including a clause stating “a cat shall not be in a public place unless the cat is, in the…
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AMID campaigners urging cat containment to protect both wildlife and cats, the RSCPA WA announced this week they were seeking information on the deliberate drowning of a four-year-old tabby cat named Tiger Tim. He was found on August 24 with a brick around his neck in the Swan River along Bayswater’s foreshore. “He went missing…
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FOLLOWING widespread discontent Vincent council has steered away from a plan to partly block off a Beaufort Street side-road. It may be a sign the council’s learned the lesson of not diverting traffic from one street onto others, following the vexed Alma Road/Leake Street traffic diversion saga that caused local uproar earlier this year by…
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PERTH councillors have voted to sell a public laneway to a company owned by mining and media magnate Kerry Stokes, amid concerns from locals it might be closed off if sold. Comserv, a subsidiary of Mr Stokes’ company Australian Capital Equity, made an unsolicited bid earlier this year to buy 177sqm of West Perth’s Altona…
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LOCAL enviro-minded group Sustainable Bayswater is inviting like-minded folks to their launch at Enviro House for a night of short films and snacks. The group used to be called Transition Town Bayswater and they’re holding a second launch as a ‘getting-to-know-you’ event with the new, more obvious moniker. “We’re still part of the global Transition…
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Discrimination? I READ with interest the article on the availability of mens urinals at the WACA (“Slash on the off side,” Voice, August 26, 2023). Whilst I agree with Mr Collins in essence, I was amazed that he squeals “discrimination” as being part of his argument for more urinals for men. The comment which I…
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A NEW player in town has gone all in and is reaping the rewards. Situated on Beaufort Street in the heart of Mt Lawley, Ribs Lane is open seven days a week (11am to 10pm Sunday-Wednesday and to 4am on Thursday-Saturday). It’s quite big as well – a 60-seater venue – so the owners haven’t…
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GREEN lasers crisscrossing the wetlands at Lake Sutherland is one of the atmospheric highlights of this year’s After Dark festival. For the past four years the annual festival has shone a light on the Pickle District, a light industrial zone in West Perth that has become a burgeoning arts hub. The festival is a night-time…
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ACCLAIMED children’s books will get a new musical lease of life at six unique concerts in Fremantle. The Sound of Picture Books combines music, visual images and narration to completely immerse kids in the world unfolding on the page. The concerts were the brainchild of artist and musician Matt Ottley, who illustrated How To Make…
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IN terms of location, it doesn’t get much better than this Mt Lawley apartment. It’s just down from the Astor Theatre in the heart of the restaurant precinct on Beaufort Street. Going to The Elford will be as easy as crossing the road and then toddling back home after a few drinky poos. Although in…