Curtin University was abuzz with the drone of robots and laughter of children on Friday and Saturday with the annual Robocup Junior WA taking over Curtin Stadium. Students from all over WA worked hard to build robots capable of dancing, playing soccer or performing...
St Norbert College visual arts teacher Amanda Marsh will go on the trip of a lifetime in January after being invited to do the world famous Nes Artist Residency in Iceland. Some of the world’s best artists have taken up a residency at Nes, which hosts between 90 to...
The State Government is not backing down from its decision to cease leasing, owning and maintaining property for non-profit community childcare centres despite the centres’ fears they will be forced to close. More than 30 years ago the government took on a landlord...
Police are calling for the public’s help to identify a man who committed three armed robberies at liquor stores along Albany Highway last year. The first was on May 5 last year about 6pm when a man entered a liquor store on Albany Highway in Gosnells with his face...
The Armadale to Byford and Thornlie to Cockburn rail line extensions are officially on the State Government’s agenda but level crossings like Denny Avenue are not a high priority, according to the recently released Perth transport plan. The long awaited Perth...
