ST BASIL’S Anglican parish of Murdoch Winthrop will be getting a new priest later this month. A commissioning service for Reverend Barry Moss will be held at the Somerville Boulevard […]

AS we enter the sizzling festive period and look forward to a refreshing swim, Royal Life Saving Australia is urging sandgropers to be ultra vigilant around water. During the last […]

BICTON’S Hugo Palmer will try to break the world record for the fastest blindfolded marathon on Sunday (December 12) to raise money for The Leukaemia Foundation. Guided by three runners […]

IS psychedelic-assisted therapy about to become readily available in Australia? Clinical trials are underway in Sydney and Melbourne that use psilocybin (magic mushroom) assisted psychotherapy for end-of-life anxiety and depression […]

FREMANTLE and Spearwood Futsal Clubs will go head-to-head on International Disability Day to raise funds for one of WA’s oldest charities Rocky Bay. Both clubs play in the state’s top […]

 SHE’S heavily tattooed, got multiple piercings and is known to use salty language from time-to-time – say hello to Gemma Baseley, the new priest at St Paul’s Anglican Church in […]

WA’s first Mongolian language and culture school has opened at Curtin University in Perth. There are less than 400 Mongols living in WA and second generation kids are in danger […]

RETIRED army major Guy Mewburn is helping former and current defence force personnel improve their mental health by teaching them how to fix boats and sail.  Shocked by the high […]

THE first Shamanic healing clinic in Australia will open its doors in Palmyra this weekend. But don’t expect hallucinogenic plants, all-night rituals and scary-looking masks and headdresses (although the Chook […]

GREENS disability spokesperson Jordon Steele-John has welcomed accessibility improvements at Leighton Beach, but is pushing for more disabled facilities across WA ahead of summer. This week the City of Fremantle […]