Natalie Richards

Perth Now

Phat Brew Club finally opens its second Perth venue

By: Natalie Richards

Hillarys Boat Harbour will welcome its first craft brewery this week, with Phat Brew Club finally opening its long-awaited northern suburbs venue.

The West Australian

REVEALED: Perth’s most sought after suburbs for buyers

By: Natalie Richards, Claire Sadler

A surprise suburb in Perth’s south is the most sought-after areas for house hunters in the entire State, new data has revealed.

Perth Now

REVEALED: WA’s most sought after suburbs for buyers

By: Claire Sadler, Natalie Richards

A surprise suburb in Perth’s south is the most sought-after areas for house hunters in the entire State, new data has revealed. SEE THE FULL LIST.

Countryman

When Perth to Bunbury train will (finally) be back running

By: Natalie Richards

The Australind train is set for a long-awaited return.

Perth Now

Australind train from Perth to Bunbury to return by June as Minister Rita Saffioti acknowledges delay

By: Natalie Richards

The long-awaited Australind train from Perth to Bunbury will return by winter, nearly three years after its closure.

Perth Now

Perth house prices on track to jump by $500 a day

By: Natalie Richards

Perth’s median house price is on track to jump by a whopping 20 per cent this year — the equivalent of almost $500 a day — according to WA’s peak industry body.

Countryman

Perth set for 27C warm spell (but make the most of it!)

By: Natalie Richards

Just in time for Mother’s Day, the Bureau of Meteorology has forecast a four-day stretch of sunshine without a drop of rain.

The West Australian

Will Delta get Australia’s first Eurovision win?

By: Natalie Richards

Here’s everything you need to know about the world’s biggest song contest as Delta Goodrem shoots up the betting odds as one of the favourites to win it.

The Columbian

Letter: Reject costly ballroom

By: Natalie Richards

As a concerned taxpayer, the recently reported $307 million taxpayer-funded allocation for the construction of a new ballroom at the White House ticks me off. I do not support funding this allocation

The Columbian

Letter: Wylie can handle auditor job

By: Natalie Richards

In “In Our View: Kelly or Stober for Clark County auditor,” (July 10), The Columbian writes, “But given the job’s technical and compliance requirements, continuity in office is a factor. Neither Wylie