WA’s greenest city turns red at the prospect of a cherished century-old tree being chopped down

WA’s greenest city turns red at the prospect of a cherished century-old tree being chopped down

Could great design and a land swap be the answer to saving this monster tree? Why architects say there is a design-led solution to this problem.

  • byMark Naglazas

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‘Who cares,I can do it’:How this 30-year-old Perth entrepreneur built a pretzel empire

‘Who cares,I can do it’:How this 30-year-old Perth entrepreneur built a pretzel empire

The entrepreneur believes part of her success was the naivety of youth.

  • byTracy Vo
Perth rocker channels Kurt Cobain in unplugged tribute to grunge pioneer’s legacy

Perth rocker channels Kurt Cobain in unplugged tribute to grunge pioneer’s legacy

Perth musician Justin Burford will take on the challenge for a special show on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the Nirvana legend’s death.

  • byBob Gordon
Perth butcher Vince Garreffa opens up on life,from philanthropy to death threats

Perth butcher Vince Garreffa opens up on life,from philanthropy to death threats

Vince Garreffa has become one of the first people in WA to record his life story in his own voice with A Lasting Tale.

  • byNaomi Christensen andHolly Thompson
Bold Park move:Perth Festival splashes down in a City Beach public pool

Bold Park move:Perth Festival splashes down in a City Beach public pool

Black Swan brings new meaning to the term “immersive theatre” by inviting audiences to bring their bathers for the finale of their latest show.

  • byMark Naglazas
Akram Khan reimagines Rudyard Kipling for Perth Festival show

Akram Khan reimagines Rudyard Kipling for Perth Festival show

The celebrated British Bangladeshi dancer and choreographer returns to Perth Festival with his updated version of The Jungle Book that speaks to a world threatened by climate change.

  • byMark Naglazas
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MAFS on the menu at exclusive Perth launch party
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MAFS on the menu at exclusive Perth launch party

Local media and personalities gathered at The State Buildings in Perth’s CBD on Thursday for the launch of the eleventh series of Married At First Sight.

Hats are back as Good Food steps up its dining coverage in Western Australia

Hats are back as Good Food steps up its dining coverage in Western Australia

We’ll be awarding hats to deserving restaurants in our weekly reviews,which will help benchmark dining experiences nationally.

  • byMax Veenhuyzen
Festival swallows city:Fringe World is booming again,but with size comes major challenges

Festival swallows city:Fringe World is booming again,but with size comes major challenges

Fringe World is racing back to its pre-COVID highs,bringing with it all the opportunities and problems of being the third largest event of its kind in the world.

  • byMark Naglazas
Roast chook and marron sandwiches:What to eat at Busselton Pavilion when it opens this month

Roast chook and marron sandwiches:What to eat at Busselton Pavilion when it opens this month

This 500-seat pub from one of Perth’s most prolific publicans brings comfort cooking to the upwardly mobile coastal city.

  • byMax Veenhuyzen
WA Symphony Orchestra silent on Woodside alliance as deal expires

WA Symphony Orchestra silent on Woodside alliance as deal expires

One of the state’s elite arts institutions has refused to be drawn on the future of its tight-knit relationship with Woodside amid partnership deal revelations.

  • byJesinta Burton