HE’S performed for Lady Gaga and Nicole Kidman, so audiences are in for a world class treat when virtuoso organist Alessandro Pittorino joins the University of Western Australia Choral Society […]

BICTON’S Joan Peters has achieved a lot in life. For the past 25 years she’s been a media and entertainment lawyer, was awarded the Order of Australia in 2022 for […]

THE British Film Festival has brought together a solid collection of historical biographies. Three of the most compelling are One Life starring Anthony Hopkins and Johnny Flynn, who both play […]

SOUTH FREMANTLE artist Dawn Meader, renowned for her joyful works and helping beginners to pour their hearts onto a canvas using meditation, has died aged 61 after a brief illness. […]

ORGANISERS will be hoping the heatwave is over when The George Street Festival is held in East Fremantle next Sunday. The street party is a real family affair and has […]

SOME artists don’t know when to call it a day – Tom Jones, Cliff Richard and Paul McCartney are in their 80s and still touring. Loyal fans don’t seem to […]

REMEMBER those “weirdos” at school who met in a classroom at lunchtime to roll dice with six thousand faces, cast spells and battle trolls in the board game Dungeons & […]

THE Wife and Her House Husband was shot during COVID shutdown in London, so there is distance between characters and no crowd scenes.  This perfectly suits the sparseness of the […]

THE Commonwealth of New Bayswater has transcended its humble roots and is reaching for the “Glorious Being” in this year’s Fremantle Biennial. For those not familiar with the Commonwealth, it’s […]

THE grandson of Aussie rules legend Polly Farmer has won the top gong at the Melville Art Awards for his stunning photo of Noongar resistance. Cole Baxter’s moody black-and-white portrait […]