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Design of the times: award-winning Perth architect reflects on four decades of building and designing hospitality hotspots

Design of the times: award-winning Perth architect reflects on four decades of building and designing hospitality hotspots

From pioneering craft beer brewpubs to breezy cafes and new-wave hotels, Michael Patroni has seen – and designed – it all.

  • by Max Veenhuyzen

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Three things I love: Art with kids is possible! Perth artist parents share their secrets

Three things I love: Art with kids is possible! Perth artist parents share their secrets

Galleries that are family-friendly, with amazing programming and space for running around are more common than you might think. Here’s your insider cheat sheet.

  • by Emma Young
Bursting at the seams: Which suburbs are soaking up Perth’s skyrocketing population?

Bursting at the seams: Which suburbs are soaking up Perth’s skyrocketing population?

The state’s population has swelled since 2019 and the growth is being absorbed in some surprising places, according to new analysis by KPMG Australia.

  • by Sarah Brookes
Thrifty business: Perth people talk about their passion for op-shopping

Thrifty business: Perth people talk about their passion for op-shopping

Op shops and vintage stores are booming across the Perth metropolitan area for a range of reasons, from saving the environment to standing out in a crowd.

  • by Mark Naglazas
The Aussie prison that’s a tourism hotspot thanks to AC/DC’s Bon Scott

The Aussie prison that’s a tourism hotspot thanks to AC/DC’s Bon Scott

Fremantle Prison is one of Western Australia’s most popular tourist attractions, and a reminder of Bon Scott’s life and crimes.

  • by Anthony Dennis
Moody, magical – and quiet: Why summer isn’t the best time to visit Perth’s favourite holiday island

Moody, magical – and quiet: Why summer isn’t the best time to visit Perth’s favourite holiday island

There is something extraordinarily beautiful about the dramatic landscape, rocky cliffs and translucent waters of Rotto in winter.

  • by Brendan Foster
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Historic Freo tree faces axe as council backflips on protection – again

Historic Freo tree faces axe as council backflips on protection – again

A prominent Moreton Bay fig is again in danger with the state’s most famously progressive council taking the 140-year-old beauty off its significant tree register.

  • by Mark Naglazas and Emma Young
Australian indoor women’s hockey coach stood down over child sex abuse charges

Australian indoor women’s hockey coach stood down over child sex abuse charges

Lauren Austin, 39, appeared in Fremantle Magistrates Court on Friday in relation to allegations that she indecently dealt with and sexually penetrated a child.

  • by Rebecca Peppiatt and Ezra Holt
Perth transport delays and disruptions on the rise as Metronet rattles along

Perth transport delays and disruptions on the rise as Metronet rattles along

All train lines, except the partially-closed Armadale Line, experienced significant growth in patronage numbers when compared to the previous 12 months.

  • by Sarah Brookes
Investigators descend on Fremantle over smashing of The Leeuwin
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Perth

Investigators descend on Fremantle over smashing of The Leeuwin

The damage sustained to the vessel is devastating, says the Fremantle Port Authority, with investigators to view the wreckage and interview those involved.

  • by Holly Thompson and Emma Young
Summer slog: Top to-dos for Eagles and Dockers this off-season
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AFL 2024

Summer slog: Top to-dos for Eagles and Dockers this off-season

The Dockers must discover a way to start delivering in big moments. And while the Eagles must first find a coach, there are other factors they can’t ignore.

  • by Paddy Sweeney

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