Fair Work uncovers $5m in aged care underpayments, report says
Fair Work Ombudsman data shows aged care providers paid back $5.3 million to workers in just over a year, excluding the $5.38 million that was to be paid solely by...
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WA providers, govt chime in on Senate’s Support at Home inquiry
The state's Department of Health and some of its largest aged care providers have weighed in on the Senate inquiry into the federal government's controversial Support At Home program.
‘Equal to Opera House’, Zempilas on Aboriginal Cultural Centre
State opposition leader Basil Zempilas says the slow-moving $400 million Aboriginal Cultural Centre development should be “equal to the Sydney Opera House” and the government should consider moving the city...
Art Gallery of WA to get famed painting Blue poles
A major renovation of the National Gallery in Canberra has enabled Perth to become the temporary home for Blue poles, Australia's most expensive and arguably most controversial painting.
Promising play by independent venue The Blue Room Theatre
Live performance hub The Blue Room Theatre builds for the future.
WA independent film to make world premiere after years of production
Independent Australian documentary Invisible Injuries by WA filmmaker Kelly Bergsma will make its world premiere at Cinefest Oz after years of production, while two other films funded by Screenwest are...
