AFTER 35 years of doing short back and sides, legendary barber John Matheson will soon be packing away his scissors for good at Hilton Unisex. Perry Ward has been a […]

FREMANTLE households will be the first in the country to take part in a renewable energy trial where they can trade excess solar power with their neighbours. In the Renew […]

A SON’S attempt to help his aged father clean up around his East Fremantle home has taken a terrible turn, with the local council declaring it a contaminated site. White […]

THE roundabout at the Rowley and Lyon roads intersection in Aubin Grove should be replaced with traffic lights before there is a fatal accident, says Cockburn councillor Lara Kirkwood. There […]

ST PAT’S Community Support Centre held a Christmas lunch in Princess May Park for the vulnerable and homeless on Tuesday. CEO Michael Piu said the festive season can can be […]

THE ornate architecture of Winthrop Hall will form an idyllic setting for the UWA Choral Society’s December 16 performance of Joseph Haydn’s classical 1799 masterpiece, The Creation. The oratorio, first […]

AUSTRALIAN trees have adapted over millions of years to the climate, soil and recurrent bushfires in order to survive and regenerate, giving them their unique characteristics and diversity. “These natural […]