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The Perth Museum will open the global exclusive exhibition to the public on June 28.
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A preview of the Terracotta Warriors: Legacy of the First Emperor

The Perth Museum will open the global exclusive exhibition to the public on June 28.

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Perth Museum Terracotta Warriors curator Tonia Eckfeld.

Stage set for global exclusive exhibition at Perth museum

The museum is predicting over 180,000 visitors, at least a third of them from interstate or overseas, will stream through to catch a glimpse of the star exhibits.

  • Holly Thompson
Will O’Mahony, Ratidzo Mambo, Emily Rose Brennan and Deep Sroa in Never Have I Ever.

Eat the rich: Black Swan’s new play is biting, entertaining – and confusing

This satire on the excesses of cultural enlightenment ends up embracing what it critiques, mutating into an increasingly far-fetched sisterhood revenge thriller.

  • Mark Naglazas
The Lodge Wadjemup.

The Weekly Special: Subi cantina opens; truffle season returns; winter escapes to Rotto

Plus, Big Don’s gets a Special Delivery this weekend including Hainanese chicken rice sausages.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Blak Dingo quiz nights with Ilona McGuire. By Cole Baxter

Three Things I Love: Community leader shares her top Perth experiences

She’s an artist and leader whose job it is to create special and positive Perth experiences. Here are the people, places and things she can’t live without.

  • Emma Young
Off Lancelin Island.

Three Things I Love: Young Volunteer of the Year makes time for stunning WA sights

She’s a nurse and student by day, and an ambulance officer by night, wanting to “give back.” But she’ll always make time for these Perth and WA experiences.

  • Emma Young
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l to r - Premier of WA Roger Cook, John van der Wielen, chairman of Crown Resorts Perth, James Chessell, Ben Wyatt, director at Rio Tinto and Woodside Energy, Matt Stanton, Nine CEO.

In pictures: Leaders gather ahead of Mining Summit in Perth

Some of WA’s most prominent political and business leaders attended a dinner at Wildflower Private Dining Room ahead of the Australian Financial Review’s Mining Summit.

Artists’ impressions of the new plans for Carillon City in Perth’s CBD. Picture: Supplied/Fiveight

‘Giving the city a new street’: Forrests’ $400m Carillon City revamp approved

The boarded-up arcade represents one of the city’s largest landholdings and its upgrade, including two 100-square-metre digital billboards, is hoped to inject new life into Perth’s heart.

  • Emma Young
Fish and Chips at Finns.

Batter up: a love letter to WA’s suburban fish and chippers

Plus five shops challenging the status quo, from Korean-influenced fish and chips to a fishmonger with serious fine dining pedigree.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Ivy Prempeh.

Three Things I Love: ‘FIFO’ model reveals her favourite parts of Perth

Her day job involves frequent-flying – to Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. But she’s got strong reasons to stay living in the west, and she shares them here.

  • Emma Young

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