Social media is playing a bigger role in political campaigns,but no WA candidates are doing it as effectively as Kate Hulett in Fremantle and Kate Chaney in Curtin.
Her day job involves frequent-flying – to Sydney,Melbourne and Brisbane. But she’s got strong reasons to stay living in the west,and she shares them here.
Her day job is creating,championing and marketing Perth’s most memorable experiences and locations. Now she lifts the lid on the ones she can’t live without.
Kate Hulett went within a whisker of beating a state Labor minister in the WA election,but the highly anticipated sequel to the Freo gift shop owner’s political debut is in jeopardy.
Changing conditions in Perth’s turbulent property market has seen the pace of gains slow,but some suburbs are still recording impressive monthly gains.
A swimmer has been rescued from the water off Port Beach in Perth’s south after being bitten by a shark which circled him as he scrambled onto a stranger’s boat.
A Perth council is using nature in their battle against rough sleepers occupying an iconic tourist attraction.
Labor has promised a transformation of Victoria Quay’s B Shed – including a new Rottnest Island ferry terminal and tourism hub – while the Liberals unveiled a cost-of-living package focused on families.
Kate Hulett took a potshot at Seven West Media’s shareholder links to the gas industry on the second page of The West Australian.
“A live music venue which has been operating since 1986 should not be put at risk by a catastrophically dumb planning decision”.