THE Round House and Whalers Tunnel in Fremantle were designed by Henry Willey Reveley, who lived with Frankenstein author Mary Shelley and was like a brother to the author. He […]

ONE of the world’s most successful instrumental rock guitarists, Joe Satriani, will play the Astor Theatre in November. “Satch” is a technical virtuoso who can pretty much play anything on […]

A RED rose couched in the soft embers of a Paris street is one of the highlights of the exhibition Remember Paris. All 31 of Julie Podstolski’s pencil and pastel artworks […]

THE Sydney Coves were former Australian convicts who ruled San Francisco with vicious depravity during the 1849 Gold Rush. The gang was quick to seize control of a town that […]

FIVE female artists will pull down physical and metaphorical walls at Pakenham Street Art Space this month. When US-born artist Laura Mitchell and Fremantle artist Tania Ferrier talked about having […]

A DAVID BOWIE ukelele tribute band may sound like a piss-take, but the Thin White Ukes take their music very seriously. The band’s name is a tongue-in-cheek reference to Bowie’s mid-70s […]

TEARS, laughter and good advice were a daily occurrence on Frankie Byrne’s radio show in Ireland. From 1963 to 1985 the agony aunt fielded letters on a mind-boggling array of […]