Claremont Showground will turn green on Saturday when more than 40 grassroots environmental groups join forces to educate on embracing a sustainable future. The inaugural Curtin Sustainability Fair will showcase innovative organisations and community groups from across Perth who will provide tips on how to live more environmentally conscious. Stalls will cover topics from eco … [Read more…]
Kings Park will become a kaleidoscope of colours when a world famous light spectacular is switched on in Perth for the first time on Friday. More than 190,000 people are expected to experience Lightscape Kings Park, a 1.8km interactive journey of light and sound through the botanic gardens. Lightscape has enchanted millions of people at … [Read more…]
An East Perth brewery perched over the Swan River at Point Fraser wants to start selling its beer by the can, growler or small keg so locals can take it away to crack open at home. Long Neck Brewery directors Brad Hill and Neil Irvine first opened the State’s only craft brewery over the water … [Read more…]
/cloudfront-ap-southeast-2.images.arcpublishing.com/nzme/GJBV5I6JKFBDZACXGTPQAJVZIM.jpg "Letters: Taxing the rich, flood prevention, John Roughan, inflation, and puberty blockers")
ACT Leader David Seymour speaks with Claire Trevett during Budget Day at Parliament. Photo / Marty Melville Letter of the week: Susan Grimsdell, Auckland Central I have nothing but admiration for 97 wealthy New Zealanders whose sense of decency and fairness have spurred them to petition the Government, wanting taxes to be introduced that will … [Read more…]
The owner of Evolution Bikes has vowed to take the City of Vincent to the State Administrative Tribunal after its council made a decision to not approve two roller shutters protecting his business from break-ins. Anthony Hart opened his business at 334-336 Beaufort Street in 2017 and found two windows on-site fronting the strip already … [Read more…]