THE secrets and stories of musos who rocked Perth pubs in the 1970s and 80s are about to be told. Following the success of local Facebook page Lost Bands of Perth, Channel Nine will take viewers on a ...

THIRTY years ago Perth’s Sunday sessions were thriving with cover bands and an underbelly of fine original musicians. Now there’s a movement to keep the era’s retro beat alive. Now, in a world where ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Local music historian George Matzkov has only one rule when it comes to posting on his Lost Perth Bands 1977 to 1989 Facebook page: ...

Remember the lights on the old Swan Brewery? Do you think milk tasted better when it came in glass bottles, not cartons? And did you prefer it when you could stand behind an open air fence to wave off ...

A former champion cyclist has pulled no punches with his assessment of WA's emerging cycling culture, calling it a "parody" of the cycling culture in France. Gary Wright, a State and national champion ...

Western Australia's iconic Carnaby's cockatoo could be lost from the Perth metropolitan area if pine plantation clearing in the city's north is not halted, WWF Australia has warned. There has been a ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. My husband and I spent six months of 2017 living in America. Many Americans asked about our home. They knew Sydney and Melbourne, but ...

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James I was far from the only Scots monarch to meet a grisly end, but his death on this day 580 years ago retains a unique fascination for historians. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The ...

A former champion cyclist has pulled no punches with his assessment of WA’s emerging cycling culture, calling it a “parody” of the rich cycling culture in France. Gary Wright, a State and national ...