There are a million reasons why Fallout, the newest TV series based on a video game, shouldn’t work. But, blessedly, this post-apocalyptic drama gets it right. And it’s funny, too!
Clare Rigden
When the woman at the Myer lingerie counter asked, “Are you Amanda?” I thought I’d made a watchlist for spending too much on bras. But she asked for dining recommendations and offered hers: Stampa!
Amanda Keenan
For superstar Zendaya, there was risk in working with director Luca Guadagnino, who specialises in sensual and morally complex films. How she, Mike Faist and Josh O’Connor put their trust in the process.
Ben O'Shea
One-pan pesto chicken pasta, from The Simple Dinner Edit by Nicole Maguire, is a meal for those days when you want a home-cooked meal on the table in as little time as possible.
Nicole Maguire
In the recent World Happiness Report, the three major factors identified were healthy life expectancy, freedom to make life choices, and generosity. I get the first two, but the third took me by surprise.
Brittany Bown
Well, it’s finally happened. I’ve tumbled into a great European love affair. I know, right? About time. But if you’re hoping I’ve been swept off my feet by a Swiss chocolatier/skiing champion, I have bad news.
Nat Locke
Our tips include shopping with champagne, a cocktail trail by train, a spectacular Kings Park light show, a local reworking of a famous film score and the album we’ve been spinning all week — yee-haw.
STM team
When I imagined chocolate banana blondie bars, I could see exactly what I wanted. Usually when I dream up something so specific, the recipe almost makes itself. It took me six batches to get it right.
Melissa Clark
Looking inside the gorgeous architecturally designed home of Danielle van Kampen and husband Robert Ivaldi, you’d never guess that it started out as a humble corner shop.
Clare Ryan
Anna Park counts singer Billie Eilish and influential designer KAWS among her admirers. Now she is on her way to Perth via South Korea, Utah and New York
Alison Wakeham
Some days I find myself writing about my wellness wins. Today, however, is not one of those days.
Upon arriving in Switzerland this week it became immediately apparent that this was a country that really loves dogs, and I found that incredibly delightful.
The scrumptious dish bringing Melissa Leong to West Coast shores for Curtin University’s Taste event.
Megan French
Sprinkling grated parmesan over a whole chicken as it roasts yields extra-crisp, extra-savoury skin in this recipe, while chopped fresh rosemary and lemon zest perfume the meat through and through.
This week our Screen Queen is dipping back into Heartbreak High ... and wondering where all the parents are!
You probably won’t recognise Melanie Zanetti, even though she stars in one of the most popular Australian TV shows ever made. But chances are, if you have kids, you may be listening to her voice right now.
Thomas Weatherall reflects on how starring on the hit Netflix series Heartbreak High has changed everything for him.
A thoughtful read from an author visiting Perth, a unique West Australian Opera experience, kid-friendly school holiday ideas and some gorgeous stationary.
Katherine Fleming
Returning to Perth may have been an accident for author and screenwriter Dr. Kathryn Lefroy and her film director husband Khrob Edmonds — but they couldn’t say no to this home that was destined to be theirs.
Celebs are talking about it, big business is profiting off it and the world is finally taking notice of it. Why menopause is finally undergoing a long-awaited cultural shift.
Jade Jurewicz
Young people today, by which I mean anyone younger than me, will never understand the joy of stumbling onto a great film or show in pre-streaming times. That’s how I felt when I sat down at this burger joint.
Kate Emery
The Bedtonic founder takes us inside the rustic Wembley abode that she’s transformed into a modern farmhouse.
Colin Walker is on a mission to showcase the arts as a leading career path for Perth’s next generation — particularly in fashion.
WA school students’ concerns, criticisms and curiosities have been poured into the art that lines the walls for The West Australian Pulse exhibition, giving rare insight. Here’s what they’re thinking in 2024.