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January Horoscopes with Beau Vine

Capricorn (Dec 21 - Jan 19) What is a ‘sea-goat' Capricorn?! I mean really – a ‘sea-goat'? That is Capricorn's logo after-all: some half-drowned, wretched...

Loton Park – Join Now, Win a Racket!

Join Loton Park Tennis Club before January 31 and be in the draw to win a free racket! The club's membership has grown slowly...

Graham Brown New Head of AFAO

The Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (AFAO) has elected a Western Australian, Graham Brown as their new president for 2008/09. Brown, who is a...

Summadayze DJs

On Saturday January 6th, Perth's mainstream fest of all things electronic will bring together a touch of 80s/90s retro humour, heavy-handed house and...

The Rental Roller Coaster in Election Time

This year has been punctuated by far too many moves. After finally securing a rental house for under $300/week – and yes, at that...

On a Shoe String: 'Tis the Christmas Shopping Season

In my younger and less sensible days, I believed that Christmas was a time for extraordinary extravagance, a time to treat everyone I was...

Ratios Part 1: Breaking It Down

Ask any business owner why they are in business, and at least part of their answer is bound to include the following three words...

Beowulf

Beowulf is based on an Old English epic poem about the great warrior Beowulf (Ray Winstone) from the land of the Geats who traveled...

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Madonna’s ‘True Blue’ single is 40 years old today

Forty years after its release, True Blue remains a key Madonna classic, shaped by romance and collaboration.

On This Gay Day | Remembering Buka

On this day in 2014 much-loved local community member Buka passed away aged 79.

Madonna wins ‘Artist of the Year at Video Music Awards

Madonna delivered a memorable opening, pick up multiple awards and even sang Troye Sivan latest tune.

Perth will celebrate inclusion in football this weekend

LGBTIQA+ football clubs from around Australia will meet in...

Greens leader Larissa Waters to step down as leader

Australian Greens leader Larissa Waters will step down and take medical leave, citing chronic kidney disease and recovery needs.