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The best events this week in Perth

The best events this week in Perth.

Airlines want to fine passengers for standing before it’s their turn to disembark. But perhaps they should get their own house in order before dishing out more punishments to paying customers.

All the best events happening this week in Perth.

Ullah has done a solid apprenticeship in live performance, and now she’s ready to play on bigger stages.

All the best events happening in Perth and surrounds this week.

Broome’s Taj Pigram takes the stage by storm as he takes on role of singer George Burarrwanga in Big Name, No Blankets, a rock musical tribute to the Warumpi Band.

Music, theatre, Luna New Year markets and the launch of Perth Festival make this a busy week in the city.

Exhausted all your regular school holiday go-tos? Here are some smaller museums you may not have visited yet.

Paul Kelly’s song How To Make Gravy is an Australian Christmas classic, and now it has been reimagined for the big screen.

He was the music powerhouse behind the ultra-successful INXS, but after switching from music to farming, Andrew Farriss is now finding his way back to centrestage.

Food events, art gallery openings and even a winter festival are all happening this week around Perth.

Perth artist wins major portraiture prize with old make up-smeared wash cloth.

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He’s spent 30 years as Australian country music royalty, but Lee Kernaghan is still just a boy from the bush.

It’s 30 years since Nirvana Unplugged was released, quickly becoming one of the most iconic concert films of all time. End of Fashion’s Justin Burford pays tribute.

As the token West Aussie in the east coast contingent that flies in for Telethon, Natalie Barr often finds herself having to explain to her colleagues exactly how big of a deal the event is.

Show the kids how things used to be done at Perth’s best retro gaming arcades.

The UK became obsessed with this reality TV show, and now Australians are starting to tune in to The Traitors.

The cult-favourite workplace comedy Utopia returns for its fifth season, but even its star and creator Rob Sitch admits sometimes truth is stranger than fiction.