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LifestyleCommentsREVEALED: Six of Perth’s best night markets

Take the night off from cooking and enjoy the almost-summer weather with dinner at one of these outdoor food fiestas.

Cy Clayton

WA DAYCommentsLocal brewery, burger joint serving up delicious WA Day food

WA Day punters eager to put their feet up after a day exploring the festival will be able to grab a cold beer as they enjoy the smell of American-style barbecue and the sounds of live music.

TravelPremiumDinner by Heston at the Mandarin Oriental London

Sandy Guy enjoys a feast for the senses

Sandy Guy

insightsFive reasons to visit Vietnam’s north

Ian Neubauer in a familiar haunt

Ian Neubauer


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Major changes set to transform popular Freo bar

The new owners of Mojo’s Bar have vowed to continue the legacy of the iconic North Fremantle live music venue.

Simon Collins

SEE THE LISTCommentsHottest places in Perth to catch ALL the Melb Cup action

Saddle up, Perth! Still looking for Melbourne Cup plans? Here’s where you can watch the big race.

MarketsPremiumBrewer smashed after bid to leave ASX

Shares in the local brewery behind Gage Roads and Matso’s crashed 26 per cent on Tuesday as the company plans to hop off the ASX by the end of the year.

Matt Mckenzie

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Restaurant revival inspired by ‘treehouse vibe on acid’

Magic Apple was a smoothie bar in the 1970s, then a vegetarian restaurant chain in the 1980s. Now George Kailis has revived the WA brand and wants to roll it out nationally.

Simon Collins

Down SouthCommentsPremiumWon over by wonderful welcoming Witchcliffe

A wander through this tiny town on your next trip to the South West is a must, writes Sue Yeap.

Sue Yeap

WA NewsCommentsPremiumHow will global coffee giant Starbucks fare in WA?

Americans may be renowned for their terrible coffee - but that did not stop people queuing out the door at the opening of WA’s first outlet for the world’s largest coffee chain, Starbucks.

Bethany Hiatt & Zach Margolius

RetailCommentsMcDonald’s Quarter Pounder linked to deadly E-Coli outbreak

A severe E. coli outbreak tied to McDonald’s Quarter Pounders has made dozens of people in the US sick, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.

Gerry Smith and Daniela Sirtori

FoodCommentsPremiumTributes flow for beloved Perth chef after sudden death

The Australian culinary community — including Mondo Butchers’ Vince Gareffa — have rallied to share their love of popular Perth chef Patrick O’Brien after he died in Singapore.

island lifeWA kitchen takeover in Bali

Dave Smith with a trend that’s cooking

Dave Smith

DevelopmentCommentsPremiumCost of northern suburbs coastal restaurant jumps to $5.2m

Increased development costs mean a new business plan has to be prepared for a two-storey restaurant and cafe facility on Burns Beach foreshore.

Erick Lopez

SEE THE PICSCamera IconNgala ball raises awareness of healthy child development

It was a night of glamour and important discussions at the annual major fundraiser for WA’s leading parental support and child development organisation.

MarketsPremiumCoffee to stay pricey as bad weather plagues top producers

A combination of extreme weather conditions in some of the world’s major coffee growing regions and rising demand for usually cheaper beans is keeping the cost of a cup of joe elevated.

Eko Listiyorini and Nguyen Dieu Tu Uyen

RetailCommentsPremiumRokeby Road bar and restaurant closes after five years

The Italian-inspired eatery that replaced The Witch’s Cauldron on Subiaco’s Rokeby Road five years ago quietly closed its doors at the end of August.

Simone Grogan

SingaporePremiumSingapore’s cheap eats and luxury treats

Leyanne Baillie puts her favourite dishes to the taste test

Leyanne Baillie

Eating outPremiumAraluen’s Chalet Healy dishes up food with a local flavour

Chef Pablo Henke gives garden’s historic tearoom a new lease of life

Sue Yeap

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FOOD & DRINKSCommentsPremium
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Rockstars and Michelin stars to shine at new wine festival

Britpop legend turned cheesemaker Alex James takes star billing alongside international chefs at event celebrating wine, food and music in the South West.

Simon Collins

Regional WACommentsPremiumTributes flow as ‘Worlds Toughest Pub’ calls last drinks

For more than a century, the Pier Hotel has been a cornerstone of Port Hedland. Renowned for its legendary bar brawls and memorable entertainment, the pub is about to call its last drinks.

Katya Minns

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Starbucks reveals major expansion plans for WA

The global coffee and drinks giant has finally taken the wraps off its entry into WA, revealing the first of 12 stores will open in Perth by the end of the year.

Sean Smith

See the picsCamera IconWomen left feeling inspired following business luncheon

Perth’s businesswomen were left feeling inspired and motivated following a passionate luncheon overlooking the Swan River.

Local governmentCommentsPremiumPanel says nay to $13 million Kennedy Bay tavern plan

A development panel has knocked back plans for a $13 million two-storey brewpub, tavern and accommodation at the new Kennedy Bay housing development. 

Rachel Fenner