A City of Gosnells councillor has defended their decision to remain a representative of the council – despite living in Melbourne. Julie Jones has been living in Melbourne and working as a real estate agent since late last year and then flying back to Perth to attend council meetings. Councillor Jones told Gareth Parker COVID-19 […]

The digital platform for collective health information, My Health Record, is being used by 90 per cent of public hospitals and more services are signing up to add information according to the Australian Digital Health Agency. Most pharmacies are using it to upload information about medication and GPs are also getting use out of it, […]

Perth’s science exhibition venue, Scitech, has been a favourite destination for school groups since 1988, but COVID forced the doors closed for three months…. and today Scitech re-opens. Scitech is celebrating their re-opening today and they have plenty of activities for kids this school holidays. “We’re encouraging all schools to come back on the 20th […]

It was an arm wrestle at Metricon Stadium between the cellar dwellers Fremantle Dockers and Adelaide Crows, as both clubs searched for their first win of the season. Adelaide Crows were inconsistent in front of goals only managing to register their first goal just before half time through Myles Poholke. Fremantle Dockers were put under […]

Saturday Night’s Tony McManus spoke to editor of the Broome Advertiser, Jakob Waddell, in the aftermath of a helicopter crash that claimed the life of the pilot and a 12 year old girl. Another adult and child remain in critical condition. The incident occurred around 2.25pm today when the helicopter reportedly got into trouble shortly […]

Gary Ablett and Joel Selwood celebrate their milestone games with a 37-point win for Geelong over the in-form Gold Coast Suns. It was a tight contest for most of the game but an early shoulder injury to promising Sun Matt Rowell put the Gold Coast on the back foot. The Cats pushed on with Ablett […]