Sophie Gannon
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- Oct 1, 2026
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City calls for change to proposed Northbridge noise laws (opens the original)
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City of Perth want the State Government to rethink its proposed late-night noise restrictions for Northbridge, warning the current plans could affect live music, venue operations and the city’s night-time economy. Councillors considered a proposed submission to the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation at their Wednesday night meeting, with city officers recommending that the city advocate for several aspects of the noise regulations to be changed. Reducing noise levels to about that
Tensions rise as Perth council enters second week of Inquiry (opens the original)
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Tensions at the City of Perth have continued to simmer as it enters the second week of an independent Inquiry, with two councillors separately walking out of a meeting. Last night’s council meeting was the latest to descend into heated exchanges as concerns about workplace culture, councillor leave and the treatment of recently fired CEO Michelle Reynolds were raised. A question about contact with Ms Reynolds led to Cr Catherine Lezer storming out of the meeting after an exchange with Lord Mayor
Twilight Food Market returns to Friday nights in the CBD (opens the original)
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Perth city streets will come alive yet again with food and flavours from around the world when the Twilight Food Market returns to the heart of the Perth CBD this Friday. The market at Forrest Place will kick off on October 2 and run every Friday evening until April 27 — with more than 37 food vendors expected to set up their stalls from 4.30pm. It will also coincide with the city’s late-night shopping offering, giving visitors a chance to grab dinner, browse stalls and explore what the Perth CB
First bottle shop planned for Woodlands (opens the original)
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Woodlands could soon be home to its very first dedicated liquor store under a new proposal submitted for the Woodlands Shopping Centre. Proposed by local operator Sullivan McLeod, the Midnight Cowboy Liquor Store will function as a physical extension of his current online wine store. According to the proposal, the store at 84 Rosewood Avenue will be positioned to complement the neighbouring Farmer Jack’s supermarket within the centre precinct. Residents currently have to travel outside the subur
Beachgoers to face further beach closes after whale removed (opens the original)
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Users of City Beach have been warned of prolonged beach closures even after the removal of a 31-tonne whale carcass. The 13-metre carcass, believed to be a female about 20 years old, was removed from South City Beach on Wednesday after being discovered on the beach early Monday morning. The carcass attracted sharks alarmingly close to the shore. A Westpac Life Saver Rescue Helicopter report recorded a 5m white shark just 10m offshore from the City Beach BEN sign at 8.05am on Tuesday, while a 4m
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