Lifestyle

All gonePerth Fashion Festival wound up, owes $1 million

The company behind WA’s premier fashion event - Perth Fashion Festival - has been placed into liquidation with the firm owing more than a million dollars to creditors.

Emily Moulton

Live updatesAussie shares suffer $210b wipe-out as Wall St plunges

The Australian share market has faced one of the worst weeks since the GFC, wiping $209.8 billion from the boards.

Staff writers and Peter Taylor, AAP, AFP

Digital revolutionThe technology changing car ownership

From smash repairs to finding a park, everything is going online.

Olga de Moeller

See the videoAmazing vision as floodwaters rip through Wangi Falls

FLOODWATERS have severely damaged the infrastructure at Wangi Falls with washed-away trees knocking down fences and boardwalks

WILL ZWAR

Latest updates‘Everyone’ will get coronavirus: doctor

A top Australian doctor has claimed ‘everyone’ will contract coronavirus, as the Prime Minister insisted Australia was well-placed to deal with the global health crisis.

Sue Dunlevy, Stephen Drill, Natalie Wolfe in London, Ellen Whinnett

Restaurant reviewRob Broadfield awards Hearth incredible score

Dubbing it the finest and most important restaurant in WA, Rob Broadfield thinks Hearth is deserving of a score he has only bestowed four times previously.

Rob Broadfield

Display homesDisplay home guide – South Coast

Your guide to Perth’s metropolitan and regional display homes.

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Display homesDisplay home guide - North

Your guide to Perth’s metropolitan and regional display homes

Staff writer

Display homesDisplay home guide – Inner South

Your guide to Perth’s metropolitan and regional display homes.

Staff writer

Display homesDisplay home guide – East

Your guide to Perth’s metropolitan and regional display homes.

Staff writer

Display homesDisplay home guide – Central

Your guide to Perth’s metropolitan and regional display homes.

Staff writer

Transparent benefitsPlain to see benefits of high-end windows

From floor-to-ceiling windows to large sliding doors, homes today are heavily focused on outdoor and indoor connections and letting natural light flood in to create an open, warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Rhys Prka

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Forward thinkingBuy smart and plan for the future

It’s a brand new decade and savvy first homebuyers are taking advantage of low interest rates, an extension to the temporary increase in Keystart income limits, and upgrades to public transport infrastructure.

Ben Ashley

Lifestyle centricKeeping the family together

The dynamic Burnleigh display by Celebration Homes is designed with extended families in mind.

Ben Ashley

Summer lovin’Get into your dream home this summer

From finding the right block size and home design, to saving up money and picking out a loan, the homebuilding process can make a dent in your piggy bank.

Rhys Prka

MBAMaster Builders members stand the test of time

Master Builders Association of Western Australia (Master Builders) was established in 1898 when 20 small local builders met to discuss key issues influencing their day-to-day operations.

John Gelavis

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Get smartBathrooms of the future

The bathroom is one of the most important places in the home.

Rhys Prka

Luxury finishesIndustrial indulgence

Reflecting refined modernity throughout a functional layout, the Philadelphia Platinum display by Home Group was built with comfort in mind.

Greta Andrews-Taylor

Strange shapesMapping modern revival

Disintegration and a dating style triggered a major overhaul of a fibreglass pool in Canning Vale, with the structure being given a fresh face and new lease at life.

Greta Andrews-Taylor

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HIAOnce the dust settles

A new home or renovation often symbolises a new beginning or a new chapter in most people’s lives. As the construction keys go from the builder’s pocket to your keychain, the unboxing, flat pack assembly and inevitable argument around the correct placement of the television happen over the next few weeks.

Cath Hart

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New heightsPumping up the volume

While unfilled space within a home might feel like a luxury, double-height voids and raked ceilings have become increasingly popular in today’s residential builds.

Penelope Thomas

tips and tricksThe grass can be greener on the other side

Western Australian summers are hot, but with autumn right around the corner, cooler weather will hopefully follow – not only giving us a break but our lawns too.

Rhys Prka

Pedal to the metalMore than aesthetic appeal

Metal cladding not only provides a bold style statement to a build, it also has many installation and maintenance benefits.

Greta Andrews-Taylor

Growing with youAn everlasting vista

Located along the northern beaches in Iluka, Jayne and Matt’s Aquila Homes build was designed to accommodate them now and into retirement, with a modern style front of mind.

Greta Andrews-Taylor