- News
Jack bus-ted…then he pedalled home
“My wife said, ‘How was your ride?’ and I said, ‘Pretty terrible!’”
A 69-year-old man rode home to Nedlands with a fractured hip and two broken ribs after a bus knocked him off his bike in Kings Park. “By the time I got home I was in a bad way,” Jack Richardson said. Photo: Paul McGovern
- Community
St Hilda’s Sandra is school’s ‘Wikipedia’
For decades Sandra has archived St Hilda’s artefacts, photos, and memorabilia.
A newly-created heritage centre at St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls captures some of the school’s rich 128-year history. Photo: Paul McGovern
- TimeOut
Hanging around the galleries
In James’ satirical work he isolates subjects from their known environments.
Floreat artist James Giddy, known primarily for his large-scale mural work which has included the former Corner Gallery in Subiaco and silos in Wickepin, now stages the second part of a three part series, Strangers to Mortality.
- Property
Donnelly Lakes is an inland waterworld
“We love the abundance of water, sitting by the main lake, kayaking and watching the mist on a winter morning.”
Water is a precious resource, and this property between Nannup and Pemberton has megalitres of it – in hot tubs and a 2.4ha lake.
- Sport
Reasons to rue the Scaife dilemma
His splendid attributes add up to a significant issue for Scaife.
Jasper Scaife has a dilemma. He is 19 years old. He stands 197cm and might still be growing. He weighs 85kg, mostly muscle. He runs like the wind. And he can play football. He can really play football.
Headlines around the western suburbs this week...
Nedlands
After six months... look who's back
Keri Shannon has moved from defeated Cambridge mayor to new Nedlands CEO in the space of six months.
Jen Rewell
Shenton Park
Dead ducks devastate Lake Jualbup
Dozens of dead and dying ducks made Lake Jualbup a grim scene as volunteers tried desperately to save more birds.
Emma Bladen
Subiaco
Hay St massage parlour rubbed out
It appeared to be business as normal for a massage shop facing prosecution by the council for operating illegally.
Lloyd Gorman
Mosman Park
Resident calls to demolish Camelot
A Mosman Park man has shocked locals by calling for the heritage-listed Memorial Hall to be demolished.
Emma Bladen
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