Farm fresh
I DECIDED to cross the Rubicon, well the Swan River, and head to the city for a special food review. We don’t normally do reviews in Perth – it’s full […]
Achtung baby
LUNA on SX is one of the cinemas hosting the biggest celebration of German film outside its native country this month. The German Film Festival 2025 is held in WA […]
Brave Max
NINE-YEAR-OLD Max Alsop-Greenwell from Beaconsfield takes up to 30 tablets a day, uses a nebulizer and has daily bouts of physio. The brave little tacker is one of the 400-odd […]
Period perfect
THIS Mt Lawley home is a real charmer. It’s situated in the heritage-listed ‘Lawley Mansions’, which has a gorgeous period facade with eye-catching textures and colours. This two bedroom one […]
Large it up
This Attadale home is a luxury whopper – five bedrooms and three bathrooms on an 832sqm block. If that wasn’t enough, the home is on Roberts Road, just three streets […]
ATO warns on crypto
It’s been more than 15 years since Bitcoin was created and launched by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto. Since then, the number of digital currencies has risen to more than 17,000, […]
And Now for Housing?
Federal Labor’s emphatic victory in this week’s election lays the foundation for the government to get on with implementing the housing policies they promised to deliver during the campaign. When […]
Strange flock brings gridlock
HUGE crowds packed Fremantle for the International Street Arts Festival’s 25th anniversary over the Easter weekend, but it came at the cost of city-wide gridlock. Pyrotechnicians, acrobats and mermaids were […]
Locals in a stink
TWO years after a controversial 24/7 petrol station was proposed for a derelict corner block on Angove Street, North Perth residents are still saying it stinks—literally. The site at 41–45 […]
Fremantle’s dark history
“The public are captivated by the macabre,” says Ross Vegas, standing in the dim shade of Cliff Street, a place where shadows from history still cling to the limestone walls. […]