Six weeks ago I committed to make public my personal research process about how to select a school for my son. I really wish my findings had been different.
Why are relatively privileged inner suburbanites happy to put up with substandard public education and lack of return on taxes,instead paying through the nose?
Venues with a capacity of more than 500 people have been the canaries in the coalmine as WA readies for wide-reaching vaccine mandates to come into effect.
A car fire on Kwinana Freeway has caused chaos for thousands of commuters travelling home from Easter long weekend festivities.
Finbar announced on Friday earthworks at its Civic Heart project in South Perth would kick off in January after a sales bonanza had seen buyers snatch $31 million-worth of apartments last month.
Perth's waited a long time for property prices to rally,and by late March was braced for further blows. How low could we go? But seems the news ain't all bad.
UDIA's high-priced events are usually attended by industry figures,but on Wednesday the public jumped at the rare chance to grill members of the inner sanctum.
Finbar managing director Darren Pateman said despite ongoing global uncertainty he predicted Perth could benefit in the long run.
Our love affair with big homes is as strong as ever and downsizers still can't find much in their neighbourhood,even with a very loose definition of"downsizing".
Residents from some of Perth's most affluent suburbs are uniting to call for an investigation into Rita Saffioti's use of discretionary powers to approve controversial projects.
The managing director of the development company behind the South Perth's Civic Heart project has slammed the influence of'NIMBYs'over the approvals process.