The cost of No vote
THE cost of a ‘no’ vote in the upcoming referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament would be the rolling back of decades of reconcilation, says advocate Thomas Mayor. Mr […]
THE cost of a ‘no’ vote in the upcoming referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament would be the rolling back of decades of reconcilation, says advocate Thomas Mayor. Mr […]
THE survivor of a shark attack at Blackwall Reach two years ago says he’s disappointed a shark barrier still hasn’t been installed in the river, though Melville council says it’s […]
FREMANTLE council’s insistence on a footpath 6.65 metres wide makes its approval of the Woolstores shopping centre redevelopment a pyrrhic victory, says the developer. Silverleaf Investments boss Gerard O’Brien says the […]
A SPEARWOOD couple who received a $100 fine and impound notice for parking their camper trailer next to their house to show a potential buyer say Cockburn council’s bylaws are inconsistent and […]
A WORKSHOP to discuss the future of the Roe 8/9 road reserve has reiterated a community desire for an uninterrupted wildlife corridor from Bibra Lake to South Fremantle. The workshop was […]
THERE’S a certain irony when one of the first books to scratch away the nostalgic gloss of WA colonial art to expose the Indigenous dispossession they reveal is published by […]
PERTH council will be asked to look at how it can prevent cats from straying into Kings Park from its residential areas when its electors meet for their annual gathering […]
Onya Sid I AGREE with the article quoting Sid Breeden (“Older Nashos feel left behind,” Voice, January 14 2023) as I was one of these Nashos, and now in my […]
CENTRELINK legislation is in drastic need of reform The Social Security Act and Social Security (Amendments) Act each contain over 1000 sections, most of which are designed to deny people […]
STILL paying off the Christmas credit card? Hanging on by your fingernails until the January pay cheque at the end of the month? With this in mind, the Chook decided […]