Public school teachers have been told to avoid sharing their personal views on religion and politics under new Education Department guidelines. Press PLAY to hear her full comments President of the Principals’ Federal of Western Australia Kya Graves told Sean Lindsay these guidelines aren’t new. “From my perspective, they [the guidelines] haven’t really changed; what […]
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‘Worst possible timing’: The embattled company which didn’t pay corporate tax
The Australian Tax Office has released its annual corporate tax results, revealing which companies paid corporate tax. Press PLAY to hear which companies have paid tax in the last financial year One notable company, Optus, has failed to pay tax for four years in a row, with Senior Economics Correspondent at The Age Shane Wright […]
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02/10/2025
Stirling Council mayor denies backlash over Mirrabooka Regional Open Space decision
The mayor of the City of Stirling has backed a move to fence off more than half of the Mirrabooka Regional Open Space playing fields for the Perth Glory Football Club. Press PLAY to hear his full comments Mayor Mark Irwin says the council hasn’t experienced much backlash. “[The] Community are always interested in what’s […]
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02/10/2025
“Incredibly frustrating”: Not everyone is happy about daylight saving kicking off this weekend
Daylight saving kicks off this coming Sunday meaning Australia will have five different time zones for six months but a media commentator claims it should be canned unless every state changes its clocks. Media Stable managing director Nic Hayes spoke to 6PR Radio Perth Live fill-in presenter Russell Collett and said the different time zones […]
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01/10/2025
New primary school project to close East Perth parking bays
Parking in Perth’s CBD is about to get a little harder as early construction of the East Perth Primary School begins, with most of a city-owned East Perth car park set to close in October. Click PLAY to hear about the project: City of Perth deputy Lord Mayor Bruce Reynolds spoke to 6PR Radio Perth […]
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30/09/2025
Tiny’s Bar in Perth’s CBD has won Perth LIVE’s WA’s Favourite Local. Tiny’s scored 19/20 along with the Karalee on Preston after months of dining at pubs and bars across the city. To break the deadlock Perth LIVE listener Pete attended both establishments and had the deciding vote. After enjoying two great meals Pete selected […]
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06/12/2019
WA’s Favourite Local – Tiny’s
There aren’t too many places around Perth that are known almost exclusively for a signature dish. But if you hear someone mention Tiny’s, they’re probably talking about the roast chicken. Now, if you’re like me, the idea of roast chicken doesn’t exactly fill you with a must-try level of excitement. It’s not that I don’t […]
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14/11/2019
WA’s Favourite Local – Public House Kitchen & Bar
I’m not really sure what the area where Adelaide Terrace begins ‘is’. There’s the Concert Hall nearby, plenty of apartment buildings and lots of commercial offices as well. With that in mind I wasn’t sure what the clientele would be for Public House Kitchen & Bar which you’ll find right on the corner of Adelaide […]
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17/10/2019
WA’s Favourite Local – The Shoe Bar
Yagan Square is a beautiful development that has made the passage between the CBD and Northbridge easier, safer and more interesting… and The Shoe Bar has to be the jewel in its crown. This two story venue splits itself between a more casual cafe style offering on ground level where customers can also get breakfast […]
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03/10/2019
WA’s Favourite Local – Bathers Beach House
There’s not many places in Perth that are right on the beach with seating just metres from the water. Bathers Beach House is just the place to get your feet sandy while sipping on a cocktail and enjoying WA produce at its finest. A variety of seating options are available inside and out, all with […]
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19/09/2019
The Word on the Street is the Department of Transport is beginning the process to replace the railway crossings in the Western suburbs. Although planning is still in its early stages and no decisions have been finalised, the State Government is considering sinking the railway line between Port Beach and Subiaco, rather than elevating it […]
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16/04/2025
Mum’s shock treatment by Chinese restaurant
A Perth mum and her two-year-old daughter were turned away from eating at their local Chinese restaurant in Kwinana. She was told she would have to take-away because they didn’t want to clean up after the toddler.
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28/06/2019
WA’s Favourite Local – The Garden
The Garden in Leedy has positioned itself somewhere in the middle of being the upmarket pub option in town and a sports bar. At first glance the menu is a bit ho-hum. But you know what? They’re offering the pub classics and doing those well. They have different weekly specials but by far the best […]
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27/06/2019
The first Word On The Street winner for 2019
Our Word On The Street Winner today was Katie who has won $10,000 thanks to Helena Valley Lifestyle Village. Her Word On The Street was telling us that she saw the wheels of a train on fire on the Joondalup line. Congratulations Katie! Hear how the final draw happened.
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26/06/2019
Another iconic Perth pub closes its doors
Perth LIVE listener Phillis called in with a Word On The Street that the Broken Hill Hotel in Vic Park closed its doors yesterday. Oliver Peterson spoke to the owner and publican of the hotel, Nick Duncan on today’s show. Nick confirmed the hotel is now closed and discussed how tough times have taken a […]
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03/06/2019
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