BEAUFORT STREET locals joined in the rainbow rebellion Sunday, chalking a colourful crosswalk on Grosvenor Road, but they only got three-quarters through before police rocked up to put a halt […]

MICHAEL SUTHERLAND is putting the pomp back into parliament. The newly appointed speaker of the Legislative Assembly will be the first to don the ceremonial gown since Liberal George Strickland […]

Fester food AS a resident of an apartment building in East Perth that has two fast food outlets as commercial lessees, I totally empathise with the residents of Mt Lawley […]

STIRLING city councillors are getting jittery over their decision to slash verge collections from four to two collections a year. The council has been inundated with complaints since moving this […]

CHICKEN bones, ibis poo and garrulous crows are irking residents who live beside Nando’s in Mt Lawley. A local resident, who wishes to remain anonymous, says Nando’s overflowing bins attract […]

NORTH PERTH primary school kids are on the hunt for olives. The kids are hoping people in the area will let them pick the fruit from their trees so they […]

THE proponents behind a plan to install 12 units on a single block at 99 Palmerston Street have dropped their fight at the state administrative tribunal. Last July Vincent city […]

THERE has been mixed reaction to the eight-month gaol sentence handed to two youths convicted of burning down Mt Lawley primary school last year. The teenagers, who were 15 and […]

Carey moves ELECTRONIC billboards will publicly shame convicted kerb-crawlers if Vincent councillor John Carey has his way. He wants the council to investigate the boards’ use in the city. His […]

MAYLANDS Labor MP Lisa Baker is “very disappointed” to have missed out on a post in Mark McGowan’s reshuffled shadow ministry. In her first four-year term the former chief of […]