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RESTORING Lake Monger’s Indigenous name and a memorial to mark an 1830 massacre could be a step closer. Last Friday about 80 people attended a smoking ceremony to acknowledge the […]
RESTORING Lake Monger’s Indigenous name and a memorial to mark an 1830 massacre could be a step closer. Last Friday about 80 people attended a smoking ceremony to acknowledge the […]
STIRLING council wants short-term rentals like Airbnb restricted to having just eight guests and able to operate for 90 days a year without approval. Short-term rentals came up in the […]
THE discovery of an Indigenous songline along the route to the proposed Outer Harbour at Kwinana has prompted calls for it to be reflected in the design. Curtin University professor […]
FORMER Stirling councillor Paul Collins has received a formal apology and a rescission of his controversial suspension from the board of the WACA. Mr Collins’ suspension was issued at the […]
THE first films for this year’s Revelation Perth International Film Festival in July have been announced. Opening the festival on July 3 will be feature drama Kid Snow which was […]
THEY’RE often seen as laidback and carefree, but when WA’s surfing community lost a favourite son to suicide in 2021, it laid bare a mental health crisis gripping the South […]
THE discovery of 96 snake-necked turtles which were mauled to death by foxes at Bibra Lake could be the tip of the iceberg, say volunteer Turtle Trackers. The trackers had […]
THE City of Vincent is aiming to further decrease speed limits on its neighbourhood streets to 30kmh. Vincent introduced a shift from 50kmh to 40kmh on neighbourhood streets almost seven […]
MAYLANDS Labor MLA Lisa Baker says she’ll be sinking her teeth into meat alternatives when she retires from politics at the next election. Ms Baker, a tenacious animal rights campaigner […]
PERTH lord mayor Basil Zempilas wants a major new music or dance event to put his city on the map. At this week’s council meeting, Mr Zempilas successfully put forward […]