Fine flavours from old vines
The Yukich family are Swan Valley pioneers and their purchase of Houghton Estate has returned the vineyard to Western Australian hands. Read More...
Lifestyle
Casting a fascinating Shadow
The annual Revelation Film Festival always brings together a thought-provoking cinematic collection. This year it includes a brave and captivating debut from a theatre company featuring people with intellectual disability ā both actors and those behind the camera. Read More...
Fast and mysterious reasons to go back to the cinema
Grab the popcorn, there is a string of winter flicks and some blockbusters on the big screen to warm you up. Read More...
Evans & Tate ā quality control
The Evans & Tate story began in 1971 when John Evans and John Tate planted vines in the Swan Valley. In 1974, they planted the Redbrook vineyard in Wilyabrup, just over the road from Moss Wood and Woodlands. Read More...
Winter warmer: Smart crime for thoughtful readers
Author Vaseem Khan wants his crime stories to be smart but he also wants readers to get new insights into the culture and politics of his ancestral homeland of India. Read More...
The impeccable wines of Cape Mentelle
Cape Mentelle is one of the pioneers and great names of the Margaret River region. The vines were planted in 1970 by skilled winemaker and astute businessman David Hohnen and it has now grown to 145ha of estate vineyards. This gives the winemaker total viticultural control, with non-estate fruit not required to meet its needs. Read More...
Music soothes a GPās soul
A life-long music lover, Dr Jenny Fay believes in its power to help and heal as well as the benefits of singing in a group. Read More...
Magic happens all at Once
More than just a musical about two characters who are an antidote for each other, the stage production of Once reminds us of the power of vulnerability. Read More...