West Perth
City backs blocking public from Kerry Stokes’ laneway against advice
The unprecedented $675,000 deal to sell the billionaire a public road included a requirement to keep public access. But the City of Perth seems set on another path.
- Jesinta Burton
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Perth’s property slump: Data reveals more than half of suburbs in ‘negative’ trend
More than half of Perth’s suburbs are now in decline, with property sales sliding and former boom towns turning into real estate bust zones, new data reveals.
- Sarah Brookes
The big gains behind Perth’s best-performing suburbs
Perth’s property market is turning heads, with some suburbs soaring by more than half a million dollars. Meanwhile, others are seeing values plunge by $100,000.
- Sarah Brookes
Baker’s delights: Angelwood Pies brings irresistible blend to Leederville
Smart renditions of classic (and not-so-classic) flavours plus great coffee and service equals an irresistible blend of nostalgia and contemporary cafe thinking.
- Max Veenhuyzen
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- Courts
Little girl’s evidence helped convict mum of manslaughter, judge says
Claudia Federico denied she brought a knife to a heated argument with her partner Joe Nicoli in 2023, claiming instead it all occurred by accident while she was in the middle of cutting carrots. But her little girl had watched the whole thing unfold.
- Rebecca Peppiatt
Cyclist killed in West Perth crash
The cyclist was riding north on Fitzgerald Street on Saturday afternoon when he was involved in a crash with a Hyundai Kona station wagon.
- Cameron Myles
Mum found guilty of stabbing partner to death in West Perth home
The jury took two days to come to a majority verdict. There were audible gasps from a packed gallery as it was read out on Thursday afternoon.
- Rebecca Peppiatt
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- Courts
Perth mum washed knife, cut carrots as boyfriend bled out, court told
Claudia Federico was holding a large kitchen knife on the stairs of her West Perth home during an argument with her boyfriend last year. Now she’s on trial over his death.
- Rebecca Peppiatt
- Review
- Perth
Naughty and calorific, this might be Perth’s most interesting (and delicious) brunch spot
It’s hiding in plain sight, and it’s got the goods. The baked goods, that is. Why pay for brunch? Here’s why.
- Max Veenhuyzen
What was that? Big boom rattles Perth CBD
A loud boom rattled workers in the western end of Perth’s CBD on Wednesday afternoon as an explosion on the back of a truck flung debris onto the Mitchell Freeway.
- Cameron Myles
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