Our city already stretches 150 kilometres,it is sprawling at a greater rate than it was in 2013 and at this rate,Bunbury will soon be its southernmost suburb.
With plans afoot to triple Perth’s CBD population by 2050,WAtoday speaks to three people who live,work and play in the CBD to find out the good,bad and ugly about city life.
Some of Perth and Fremantle’s most recognisable historic buildings are getting decidedly modern fit-outs and parents are signalling wholehearted approval.
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.
WA’s coffee-to-go trailblazers were once a modern marvel of convenience,but the clock is ticking on how well they can deal with the world’s next big change.
Plans are well under way for a new multi-venue space to resuscitate the market hall at Yagan Square.
The Taskforce on Residential and Recreational Verge Uses has suggested a fee of $300 to apply for a permit,on top of an annual $100 fee to maintain it.
Sandgropers have always been fierce defenders of the state’s unique identity,but are our lives really that different compared to our eastern cousins?
The war in Ukraine is worlds away from the small newsrooms that pump out free papers across Perth each week,but it could signal their end – and soon.
With not enough housing stock to keep up with demand,one analyst says WA will continue to see high competition among buyers,low median selling times and price growth.
There are fears the district nestled between Leederville and Northbridge will be “destroyed” by a $25 million application to build a large-scale Bunnings store.