Lifestyle Options For The Mature Australian
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Father’s Day is the perfect excuse to put away the barbecue tongs and let someone else take care of the cooking. Across Perth, restaurants are preparing special breakfasts, brunches, long lunches and hearty dinners to help families celebrate Dad on Sunday, September 6. From traditional roasts and premium steaks to fresh seafood and family-friendly feasts, […] The post Father’s Day food fun in…
For many Western Australians, Tina Altieri has been a trusted face delivering the news for decades. Now, one of the state’s most respected journalists is returning to the place where her television career truly flourished – and she couldn’t be happier. After more than 30 years in the industry, Tina is rejoining 9News Perth as […] The post Tina Altieri returns to 9News Perth appeared first on Have…
When the lights go up and the band takes the stage, most concertgoers never spare a thought for the people working behind the scenes. But Australia’s road crews – the sound engineers, lighting technicians, stage managers and production experts who make live music possible – are finally stepping into the spotlight as part of a […] The post The other ageing rockers… appeared first on Have a Go News…
A simple bunch of flowers can brighten a room, but in the hands of older Western Australians, it can also spark memories, friendships and meaningful conversations. As iconic WA flower grower and supplier Floraco prepares to close its doors on September 30 after 43 years in business, the family-owned company is leaving behind more than a flourishing […] The post Floraco’s final bloom leaves lasting…
If you’re looking for something inspiring to do this weekend, make a date with SPLASH!, the inaugural exhibition from Sculpture West. We went along on opening night and were blown away. From the moment you walk into the transformed warehouse in West Perth, it’s clear an enormous amount of thought has gone into not only the […] The post First Sculpture West exhibition makes a SPLASH! appeared first…
The Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) will remain a standalone aged care program after the Federal Government announced it will no longer be merged into the new Support at Home program. The decision has been welcomed by the CHSP Alliance, which has campaigned for the program to remain separate, arguing it provides essential entry-level support […] The post CHSP retained as standalone aged…
Bupa is calling for prevention to become the cornerstone of Australia’s next phase of health reform, warning the nation’s healthcare system is struggling to keep pace with rising rates of chronic disease. The private health insurer has released a new discussion paper, Building a More Accessible, Modern and Sustainable Health System, outlining a series of reforms […] The post Calls for…
A rare bright red crab has been discovered off Western Australia’s north west coast as part of research into the State’s deepwater fisheries. Researchers from the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) found the species while exploring deepwater habitats for potentially valuable crustacean stocks. The crab has been identified by the WA Museum […] The post Rare deep-sea…
Nearly 40 years after winning her first WA Open State Championship, Perth squash champion Sue Hillier is preparing for one of the most special events of her remarkable career – competing for another world title on home soil. Hillier claimed her maiden State Championship in 1988 and has since built an extraordinary international résumé, winning […] The post Perth homecoming a special moment for…
At 79, Dini Ball never imagined she would be cycling up to 15 kilometres a day. Less than a year ago, the BaptistCare Parkland Villas resident was recovering from spinal surgery and simply grateful to be walking again. Today, she’s exploring Mandurah’s picturesque pathways alongside her two best friends, showing that staying active later in […] The post Hall’s Angels prove it’s never too late to…
When you’re buying a vehicle, you might see several different dates on forms or in advertising. But did you know the build date, compliance date and model year can all be different? The build date is when the vehicle was manufactured and is generally considered the true indicator of its age. The compliance date is […] The post What year is your car really? appeared first on Have a Go News .
An inspiring new Australian documentary is set to explore the lasting impact of military service, focusing on the emotional and psychological wounds that often remain hidden long after veterans return home. Invisible Injuries will celebrate its world premiere at CinefestOZ on Saturday, September 5, before beginning a national and international cinema season. Directed by Western Australian…
For many people living in regional and remote Western Australia, accessing regular healthcare can be a challenge. For Tara, finding support from a dietitian meant waiting weeks for an appointment – if one was available at all. “Dietitian access in my area was only available once every eight weeks, and appointments often booked out fast,” […] The post Overcoming isolation from health services…
Western Australia’s thriving distilling industry has once again proven it is among the best in the country, with local producers taking out many of the top honours at the 2026 Perth Royal Food Awards – Distilled Spirits. Hosted by the Royal Agricultural Society of WA (RASWA), the annual competition celebrates excellence in Australian distilling, recognising […] The post WA Distillers Shine at 2026…
