The space between WA’s major cultural institutions is tired,functions poorly and is a magnet for crime. Will the latest plan create the cultural heart the city needs?
Edward and Ida’s is a very particular project,an unalloyed extension of its owner’s personality and like nothing else in town.
The producer of the hit TV satire joins the director of The Dry,not to mention reps from the outfit that produces everyone’s favourite “children’s” TV show.
The FIFA Fan Festival is set to continue with Wednesday’s semi-final against england televised at Forrest Place.
On September 26 it will be 40 years since the momentous occasion which prompted then Prime Minister Bob Hawke to declare “any boss who sacks anyone for not turning up to work today is a bum!”
An Italian-style coffee shop is flourishing amidst the closed shops and gloom of the Hay Street Mall. Can it pave the way for a European-style café strip and foodie destination?
She is a restless over-achiever and in the parlance of Seinfeld,a fast talker. She has six Perth venues,which will grow to nine by the end of the year. Chan embraces ‘fusion on steroids’.
A bid to avoid sitting a guitar scales exam sent Lydia Gardiner down the path towards an arguably more challenging career.
Shocking CCTV footage of a vandal systematically destroying trees in the city. Perth’s lord mayor is understandably furious.
EverNow,featuring the “reimagining” of Boorna Waanginy:The Trees Speak,which drew 300,000 people in 2017 and 2019,will include a series of free events.
Artists established the creative hub known as the Pickle District,but now there’s no place for the creatives who gave the precinct its name. Is it their loss or the City of Vincent’s?