A Scantily-clad young woman hides between a wardrobe and wall while nearby a bare male foot pokes from underneath a wardrobe door. The poster-sized photographs are two in a series for […]

Rinehart Noir is emerging as a new genre of crime fiction. Fremantle author David Whish-Wilson says the WA mining industry is attracting global attention and thrusting local novelists who write […]

A smooth white leg sticks up in the air, a red wheel attached. Next to it a walking stick wears a single shoe. Theo Koning’s latest exhibition is full of […]

The elephant in the room was in fact a pelican, according to Stormboy director John Sheedy. The play that starts September 21 at the Heath Ledger theatre marks the 50th […]

Sundowning Syndrome is an increasingly recognised state in which people with Alzheimers become agitated at sundown and prone to wandering. Maylands couple Arielle Gray and Tim Watts, and mate Chris […]

Watching a colleague hit the net for 45 minutes only to fail to score tickets to Springsteen’s February concert aptly demonstrated the power of the Boss’ music on young people. […]

It was a hometown hero’s welcome for UK artist Mackenzie Thorpe’s exhibition in Middlesborough in the UK’s north east three years ago. Twelve-foot banners of the renowned artist’s works lined […]

Stephen Sondhiem’s Into the Woods is a dark, musical look at fairytales, the happy ending of familiar stories turned on their head. Artist Olga Cironis says her latest exhibition Into the […]

“I Wander lonely as a cloud” and a limerick about eating peas with honey “because it keeps them on the knife” is about the extent of my poetry. If I’d […]