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Hello Spice Canning Vale review. Picture: Supplied
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What does a $6 bowl of noodles cooked by a machine taste like? We head to Canning Vale to investigate

How do you feed diners nutritious, affordable and tasty meals? Food entrepreneur Mark Sun and chef Vincent Lim have a promising solution.

  • Max Veenhuyzen

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Sydney in summer.

Seven big myths we tell tourists about Australia, busted

Melbourne has the best coffee and Sydney has the best weather? We’re giving visitors to this country the wrong information.

  • Ben Groundwater
Piccadilly Theatre: the arcade is filling up, but the theatre is awaiting an operator.

Seven years and millions of dollars spent but Perth’s Piccadilly Theatre still sitting empty

The stalled project provides insight into what’s happening – or not happening – across the rest of the city, whose many heritage buildings are boarded up because the owners are not motivated to develop their properties.

  • Mark Naglazas
Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas

La vita bella: Can the Hay Street Mall reinvent itself as a cafe strip?

An Italian-style coffee shop is flourishing amidst the closed shops and gloom of the Hay Street Mall. Can it pave the way for a European-style café strip and foodie destination?

  • Mark Naglazas
The house price-to-income ratio has soared in recent years.

Perth property predictions: From Alfred Cove to Yokine, what price will your suburb command in 2028?

House prices in some Perth suburbs could almost double over the next five years, new analysis by Domain reveals.

  • Sarah Brookes
Roger Federer's quokka selfie in 2018 became a viral hit.

Rottnest Island quokkas: The big problem with selfies with 'the world's happiest animal'

Tennis stars have turned selfies with 'the world's happiest animal' into a must-have for visitors to WA's Rottnest Island. Is that really a good thing?

  • Steve Madgwick
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Optus Stadium is bordered by the Swan River.

Indigenous tours in Perth: The ancient history of the land Optus Stadium sits on

Optus Stadium, Perth's 60,000-seat sporting arena, might play a huge role in Perth's modern culture, but the land it stands on and the people who once lived there are not forgotten.

  • Ben Groundwater
It’s been a big year in WA.

‘Sweet hours before dawn’: McGowan’s massive year and the text messages we wish we never read

We started the year deep in COVID-19 territory but 12 months on it feels like the pandemic was a distant memory. Finally some sunlight shone on areas of the government that hadn’t seen scrutiny in several years.

  • Hamish Hastie
The four-day, three night coast-to-coast Indian Pacific more than qualifies for grand train journey status.

Indian Pacific train journey, Sydney to Perth: Six highlights

The four-day, three night coast-to-coast Indian Pacific more than qualifies for grand train journey status.

  • Anthony Dennis
The Ritz-Carlton Perth's pink diamond-inspired façade overlooking the waterfront.

Ritz-Carlton review, Perth: The new luxury hotel that warrants a huge splurge

If you need an excuse to go West, this impressive though pricey establishment represents as good a one as you'll get.

  • Anthony Dennis

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