Tag: Review
Busting brunch (and high teas) all over Perth – glorious dining...
High in the sky over St Georges Terrace, we’re on a “high” with high tea. High tea is the highlight at C Restaurant as the...
Knife and fork talk with the Dining Divas – a foray...
We took a trip to Fremantle this month to the Roasting Warehouse along South Terrace. Along that strip are plenty of cafes and restaurants...
Busting brunch all over town – a brunch fit for a...
by Buster the Bruncher It’s all about the views. Some of our greatest views. Kings Park – fit for a king (and queen consort). Elsewhere in...
Busting Brunching across Perth – returning to a fine favourite in...
Eating at Chapels on Whatley is an overwhelming experience, blending textures and tastes with a feel of the exotic and a touch of the...
Knife and Fork talk with the Dining Divas who visit Bayswater
On a wet and windy day in Bayswater this month we ducked into Drip Expresso, a funky cafe in King William Street that beckoned...
Knife and Fork Talk with the Dining Divas – A tasty...
We haven’t been to Lathlain before, so we decided to check out a local eatery in the area. Laika, formerly a washing machine workshop, is...
The final Brunch with T – a fond farewell from this...
Starting my career in the family newspaper has been a privilege and something I value greatly. Last year I, applied and was accepted to...
The Sleeping Beauty will enchant audiences
As the lights went down and the orchestra started to play, the words once upon a time appear and I was immediately captivated by...
Poignant story of Sydney II: Lost and Found comes to the...
The enormity of the tragedy of Sydney II when it was sunk by the disguised German Raider HSK Kormoran during World War II comes...
Local author’s evocative stories of people, place, animals and environment –...
John Kinsella’s collection of short stories showcases human nature at its best and its worst. He challenges our own presumptions and assumptions regarding human...
