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Three Things I Love: Tim Winton on record shops and river rituals
He’s a familiar face at writers festivals and environmental campaigns. Now Tim Winton reveals something different: the Perth places closest to his heart.
- Emma Young
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Fatberg forces ‘bitterly disappointing’ cancellation of Bryan Adams’ Perth show
No reschedule is possible for the cancellation of a major concert at RAC Arena on Sunday night caused by a large sewer blockage comprising fat, grease and rags.
- Sarah Brookes
Power grab: Takeover of derelict East Perth power plant electrifies Perth
The post-industrial chic of the long-shuttered East Perth Power Station’s enthralled music fans at the opening of the newest Perth Festival public space.
- Mark Naglazas
Three Things I Love: News anchor Monika Kos on her favourite Perth haunts
She’s been a familiar face on our TVs for decades, breaking story after story. Now, Monika Kos reveals something different: the Perth places closest to her heart.
- Emma Young
Police presence drives down crime as over 100,000 people flocked to Perth to see in 2025
WA Police enjoyed a slightly quieter night than usual as an increased presence in entertainment precincts saw a reduction in arrests compared to previous years.
- Rebecca Peppiatt
Perth dresses up for opening night of musical phenomenon Wicked
Wicked has been casting its spell over ecstatic capacity audiences in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, and on Thursday night it was Perth’s turn.
Rejoicify! Just for this moment, a definishly unmissable Wicked flies into Perth
The new production that opened at Crown Perth on Thursday night proves this blockbuster musical is as beguiling, provocative and culturally astute as ever.
- Emma Young
Reprieve for major Perth farmers’ market after government steps in
WAtoday reported last week that the more than 80-stall market visited by more than 3000 people each Saturday would abruptly close after operating for 15 years.
- Emma Young
Testing starts on groundbreaking light show for new Perth bridge
Ambitious plans to transform the eastern foreshore gateway to Perth city have reached new milestones, including testing of a state-of-the-art moving light show.
- Emma Young
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Sculpture by the Sea rejected funding that could have saved event: premier
Roger Cook said local governments had offered to fund the now-cancelled Sculpture by the Sea event if the location was moved from Cottesloe to a different beach.
- Holly Thompson
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