A little exploration goes a long way in Western Australia’s only metropolis.
Urban getaways
Fashion that doesn’t cost the Earth
Amazing artwork created using environmentally friendly materials.
Rehabilitation in colour
Fremantle street artist works with local service to help tackle drug and alcohol addiction in the port city.
Armadale golf delay
Future managers want the course in exceptional condition before reopening to the public.
Taking bird conservation to new heights
Zoologist prepares for flight of a lifetime.
Story dogs help kids to read
Attentive canine companions coming to a primary school near you.
Jockeys give show jumping a go
WA-first equestrian extravaganza planned for April 22.
Mirrabooka’s mural masterpiece
Subjects to be located, and cracks to be filled, after ageing artwork cracks a mention on State Heritage Office website.
Illegal gym-migrants
There’s no such thing as a free workout, fitness club managers say.
Anzac heritage bungle
Gallipoli veteran’s family home of ‘no cultural heritage significance’, city’s elected officials contend.
When is a restaurant not a restaurant?
When it’s a brand new Maccas, apparently.
Free parking plan for South Perth foreshore
Life could become a bit cheaper for people who drive to the river and ferry.
Sewage station cafe blocked
Back to the drawing board for Langley Park landmark.
University sugar babies
The rise of the ‘Sugar Daddy’, and the Perth students who turn to them for financial support.
Maccas plans 24/7 drive-thru across the road from Curtin
Fast food outlet recommended for approval at Waterford Plaza, not far from WA’s biggest university.
Curtin Students Run ‘Pop Up’ Election Newsroom
Check out Curtin journalism students running a state election newsroom in partnership with WAToday.
IGA 5, Woolies 1 in Perth food conviction stakes
Central office says it’s working to ensure that all IGAs comply with hygiene laws.