There’s a new sign that the Perth elite are starting to tip over the line separating the merely rich from the fabulously so.
The small group that decided controversial billionaire Gina Rinehart was Western Australian of the Year needs to look beyond the rich and powerful to find our most noteworthy citizens.
Hundreds of hectares of land were consumed by subdivision in 2021 but the rate of urban infill in Perth has still tanked to just 29 per cent.
It’s not a rags-to-riches story,although its “overnight” success might suggest just that. Two west Aussies launched a distillery and one year later signed a deal with Crown.
To help her break into the property market,Bella Burgio turned her love for designer fashion into a side hustle that rakes in up to $35,000 a year.
Nigel Satterley,a prominent WA Liberals member,lambasted the party’s poor showing at state and federal elections,taking particular aim at a group of powerbrokers.
A riverfront property that is Perth’s most expensive home to sell this year will be demolished,after being purchased by the country’s first RAT importers.
In response to the vaccine mandate,a Mandurah coffee shop announced on its social media platforms:“If one can’t sit,then we all will stand”,and has received a wave of community support.
CBH Group have hit a record-breaking 20 million tonnes for this year’s harvest across WA.
The owner of Sorrento Italian Restaurant,a stalwart of the Northbridge dining scene,has lashed the City of Perth,police and the government after constant issues with homelessness forced them to close their doors after more than 50 years serving Perth diners.
Sam Barnett believes he has been defamed by stories in The West Australian that imputed he was defying Supreme Court orders that froze some of his assets.