It’s cool. The end
THERE’S cool, and then there’s artist/musician Ragnar Kjartansson, who takes cool to a whole new level, performing a 30-minute concert on a grand piano, knee-deep in snow in the Canadian […]
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Meat a murderous waste
THE production of one hamburger uses as much water as two months of hot showers, according to the co-author of a new anti-meat coffee-table book. Beaconsfield’s Gypsy Wulff says “we […]
Marvellous Milne
THE main characters in the Liz Byrski novel I’m currently enthralled by, find themselves in Winnie the Pooh territory, the Enchanted Forest, AKA Ashdown Forest. So blow me down if […]
Digging the past
WHEN it was built in 1897 this place on Fremantle’s Stevens Street was the local shop and its cellar, dug from the natural limestone ridge, was used to store all […]
Wheel street art is back
For some, an empty wheelchair appearing out of nowhere and “inviting” them to interact is pretty confronting. For others it’s a raucous laugh as the chair obeys their orders or […]
No passengers for Iggy
IGGY & the Stooges legendary guitarist James Williamson says he has no plans to become a rock ‘n’ roll joke. “We ask ourselves every year, do we want to do […]
Concert for the Kimberley
Freo Makes a [James Price] Point FREMANTLE may be 1700km from James Price Point but people here are playing a significant role in a campaign to stop mining in […]