Luna—the cat that doesn’t eat meat
A weird message popped up in my Facebook feed the other week with a friend saying his cat was a vegan. My first thought was ‘I better reply and tell […]
Pull your head in I THINK the big blue head on the City of Vincent lawn is very symbolic of its narcissistic view. The council needs to stop with its […]
Get yourself into top gear
CRANKED COFFEE, Leederville by JENNY D’ANGER: We had forgotten to book at our restaurant of choice in Oxford Street, Leederville, but had figured getting there at 6pm after work wouldn’t […]
5 Days in London
We felt that since we’d recently released a live album we had a little more freedom to play with some new sounds THE gals from Hussy Hicks rounded up some […]
Mural doomed
A WALL mural that took six weekends to paint will be removed because the new tenants don’t like it. The mural was painted on the side of Highgate’s Soto Espresso […]
Baysy batchslap
UNELECTED bureaucrats are on the verge of approving a concrete batching plant, over the objections of the elected Bayswater city council and hundreds of local residents. In June 2011 the […]
Peri-peri annoying
NO, it’s not a scene from Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds—it’s a house beside Nando’s overflowing bins in Mt Lawley. Loose garbage has attracted up to a dozen crows and several […]
Reforming choir music
A HOMELESS Perth choir is preparing to take centre stage in this year’s WA heritage festival. The Spirit of the Streets choir—formed in 2007 to help disadvantaged people—will star in […]
Mozziekrieg
DRONES, hovercrafts, helicopters and swamp boats have all been considered by Bayswater city council in its war on mozzies. The council has been inundated with calls from residents and sports […]
Tangled in tape
LEISURE and sports businesses are choosing to operate illegally in Stirling because planning red tape makes it too hard to go legit. The council planning scheme does not permit recreational […]
