WITH the Southern Hemisphere’s largest wetlands conference winding up at the Cockburn Wetlands Centre this week, board member Felicity Bairstow says they’ve had some wins this year, but it’s still […]

CRICKETERS with disabilities were given rare opportunities to compete at a national level when the National Cricket Inclusion Championships came to WA last month, but organisers say poor promotion is […]

PERTH’S electors have backed the Indigenous community in calling for the reinstatement of the Birak festival next year. At Tuesday’s packed annual general meeting of electors, there was just one […]

GREENS MLC Brad Pettitt has slammed Main Roads for stripping out cycling infrastructure and favouring cars ahead of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge closure on Sunday. The 86-year-old timber bridge will […]

FREMANTLE council has joined the $100 million club for the first time.  With rates bringing in an extra 25 per cent over the last five years thanks to soaring house […]

THE City of Perth will lodge a complaint with the state’s Corruption and Crime Commission over the leaking of a “psycho-social risk report”, which found a “crisis” between council and […]

THE WA Greens are pushing for last Monday’s alleged bombing attempt at an Invasion Day rally to be investigated as an act of terrorism and a hate crime. A 31-year-old […]

ON any given day, Northbridge’s Centre for Stories is a place where people walk through the door carrying memories, grief, humour and hope — and leave knowing they have been […]

FREMANTLE CARNEVALE will step onto a bigger stage this February, presenting its first-ever Fringe World event with a theatrical “crime walk” through Perth’s CBD aimed at turning political satire into […]

THE captain of the Aussie team at last weekend’s SailGP has called for the final to be held in Fremantle as debate rages on whether Abu Dhabi’s placid conditions can […]