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As Metronet delivers new rail lines and road networks expand across the metropolitan area, fresh data shows how West Australia's infrastructure investment is reshaping commute times and property values.
wellness
Short daytime rests can sharpen focus for Perth residents juggling river cycles and park runs, yet poor timing risks wrecking overnight sleep.
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As the city grapples with a surge in demand, policymakers must make crucial choices to ensure affordable and sustainable growth
wellness
With heated indoor pools getting pricier and winter sunshine still hitting 18°C most days, Perth swimmers are rediscovering the city's open-air alternatives.
wellness
Discover Perth's best dog-friendly parks offering off-leash zones and weekend fitness classes. Combine pet exercise with group workouts at Kings Park and Swan River locations.
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As demand from AUKUS defence workers and skilled migrants strains supply, WA planners face critical decisions on density, infrastructure and affordability that will define Perth's next decade.
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With a 7-day cold snap tightening its grip on the Swan coastal plain, Perth's meteorological infrastructure is quietly punching above its weight against comparable cities worldwide.
property
Wondering what conveyancing costs in Perth in 2026? This guide covers typical WA conveyancer fees, what's included, stamp duty in Western Australia, and how to choose a conveyancer for buying or selling property in Perth.
community
Winter is here, with truffle hunting in Manjimup and ice skating just two of the many seasonal activities on offer, while spring and summer promise wildflowers and major arts festivals.
community
For Perth residents, the beach is an infrastructure requirement, not a leisure option.
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As Western Australia's capital faces mounting pressure to balance rapid growth with environmental responsibility, major sustainability initiatives hang in the balance-and the choices made in the coming months could reshape the city.
culture
Perth residents seeking fresh cultural outings this July can choose from gallery shows, live music sets and neighbourhood markets spread across several inner-city spots.
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New timelines for major rail extensions and a spike in road infrastructure spending reveal how Western Australia's boom-driven growth is forcing a reckoning with decades of underinvestment.
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From water scarcity crises to carbon commitments, Western Australia's capital has undergone a quiet transformation shaped by environmental pressures and economic necessity.
Politics
Changes to local government planning authority could speed up apartment and townhouse approvals in established suburbs, but leave councils with less say over neighbourhood character.
finance
As Perth businesses consider AI recruitment screening, questions loom about whether the technology helps or harms the job-hunting experience.
finance
A Singapore property group's acquisition of the Pensione Hotel signals renewed investor confidence in Perth's hospitality market.
finance
Major fuel retailer's plan to triple cashless sites comes after securing a five-year exemption from national cash requirements, leaving Perth drivers with fewer payment options.
Politics
South Australia is planning to overhaul speed limits and age restrictions for e-bikes and e-scooters, moves that may influence Western Australian policy makers.
finance
As international strategies pivot, Perth experiences a local boom in retail occupancy and evolving consumer preferences.
Technology
With over $1.2 billion in VC funding flowing through Western Australia last year, emerging tech founders reveal what's next for AI, climate tech and fintech innovation in the CBD and beyond.
finance
New tax rules are deterring property investors, reducing competition for owner-occupiers seeking to enter Perth's housing market.
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Decades of rapid population growth, federal funding shifts, and competing demands on state resources have created the perfect storm in Western Australian classrooms.
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A wave of departures from Perth radio and television in 2026 didn't happen overnight, here's the decade-long story behind the empty studios.
property
Sub-one per cent vacancy rates have tightened the squeeze on Perth renters as mining-driven demand outpaces new listings in northern corridors.
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property
Perth auction results from the past fortnight show clearance rates holding above 70 percent, pointing to continued buyer competition in key northern corridors.
Politics
Legislation passed this week to reinstate human oversight of funding decisions means Perth residents denied home care packages may now have their cases reviewed by staff rather than algorithm alone.
community
Declining rainfall has made water management Perth's most pressing infrastructure question.
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