Sunday May 11 | The West Australian
Melbourne tops Sydney in shopping survey
“Melbourne is still seen as the fashion capital because there's so many boutiques there and lots of different areas”
Sydney still can't compete with Melbourne when it comes to shopping. The southern city has smashed Sydney in a national survey to be crowned the premier shopping destination in the country for the second year ... via The West Australian
Friday May 9 | The Australian
LOWER price growth doesn't appear to have filtered into yields on investment property yet. via The Australian
Monday May 5 | The West Australian
Man charged over alleged biting incident
Police have charged a 35-year-old Westfield man with allegedly biting a passenger's arm on a Perth train. via The West Australian
Wednesday Apr 30 | The Austrailian
Fine art house takes hammering
“They were the lame dogs in the pack”
AUSTRALIA'S fierce and competitive art auction war recorded its first casualty yesterday when Joel Fine Art announced the closure of its head office next month. via The Austrailian
Monday Apr 28 | The Age
To add a different dimension and lightness to the soup remove some of the stock minus the vegetables and mussels. via The Age
Thursday Apr 24 | News.com.au
Owners sought for backyard booty
“I'm very pleased about getting the firearms off the street. The less firearms on the street, the better and safer it is for the community.”
POLICE are searching for the owners of more than $100,000 worth of stolen goods and the owners of the Gosnells house where the items were found. via News.com.au
Tuesday Apr 22 | News.com.au
Driving charges: Man in court accused of killing baby
A MAN accused of drunkenly driving his car into a house, killing a baby in the front yard, made a brief appearance in court today. via News.com.au
Sunday Apr 20 | News.com.au
COMMUTERS are more likely to be assaulted on a Perth train than on the London Underground. via News.com.au
Friday Apr 18 | The Age
“I've always had great respect for anybody who fought for our country. If I'd had the opportunity, I'd have done the same”
MORGAN Maffey was so keen to fight in the Boer War that when he signed up, he pretended to be two years younger. via The Age
Apr 5, 2008 | The West Australian
Every ute-driving woman and her dog is heading to Corrigin
“She's kind of red and I have red hair”
Up to 3000 ute drivers and their dogs are converging on the Wheatbelt town of Corrigin this weekend for the Dog in a Ute festival. via The West Australian







