Fun and fantastic shows at FRINGE WORLD in 2024
Check out some of the spectacular homegrown acts that will be part of FRINGE WORLD in 2024.
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Your guide to Perth’s FRINGE WORLD Festival.
Here’s your guide to Perth’s FRINGE WORLD Festival. We help you choose what to see, how to get your tickets, where to eat and more.
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Thirty years of Fraser’s Restaurant
Fraser’s Restaurant has been operating in Kings Park since 1993. Learn about its impressive history and how it uses WA produce to deliver fine-dining experiences.
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Your guide to the Telethon Community Cinemas.
The Telethon Community Cinemas are back for another season. Here’s everything you need to know from what to see, how to get tickets and what to bring to your night at the movies.
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Perth’s best public BBQs
Check out one of our favourite public barbecue locations in Perth. Enjoy a picnic while taking in some of Perth’s most stunning views.
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Meet our chefs.
Charlotte Ree, Rohan Park, Drasko Jankovic and Cheat Meats will appear at the Kleenheat Kitchen at the 2023 Perth Good Food and Wine Show.
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Follow the Crumbs
Crumbs Patisserie in Applecross offers an extensive range of beautifully crafted pastries and desserts. Learn about head pastry chef Julia Buri and her journey to opening Crumbs.
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Meet the chefs
Perth chefs Rohan Park, Caroline Taylor, Casey Lister, and Kenny McHardy will appear at the Kleenheat Kitchen at the 2023 Perth Garden and Outdoor Living Festival.
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Grant recipients across WA and the NT are keeping their communities connected.
Our grants have been making a difference for community initiatives across five categories of eligibility; Connected Communities, Inspiring Bright Minds, Health and Wellbeing, A Healthy Planet, and Cultural Diversity.
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Edmund Rice Camps for Kids WA | Telethon Community Cinemas
One of Telethon Community Cinemas beneficiaries, Edmund Rice Camps for Kids, offers a respite service for children between seven and 16 years. The goal being to grow and develop their self-confidence and work towards a better future for themselves.
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The founding of the Perth FRINGE WORLD Festival.
The first Fringe festival was held in Scotland over 70 years ago. Today Perth’s FRINGE WORLD brings together unique performers and provides entertainment including circus acts, cabaret, comedy, music, dance, theatre, film, visual art and magic.
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HorsePower Australia: horses, healing and happiness | Telethon Community Cinemas
Since 2001, Telethon Community Cinemas has raised over $11 million for local charity beneficiaries and this has been achieved with the help and committment of approximately 700 volunteers across four venues each season.
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12 of WA’s best outdoor movie experiences.
What’s a Western Australian summer without a movie night under the stars? Here’s our roundup of some of the state’s most loved and iconic outdoor cinemas.
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Meet the people behind the popcorn: Telethon Community Cinemas
Away from the starry nights and the bright silver screen, profits from Telethon Community Cinemas continue to make a tangible impact on the lives of young people across WA.
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Carbon offsetting and going carbon neutral – what does it all mean?
Simply put, by purchasing carbon offsets, you are balancing out your carbon footprint by purchasing the removal or reduction of carbon emissions at another location. This is one of the simplest ways we can reduce our impact on the environment.
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Schooling in food waste and sustainability in Albany’s Mount Lockyer Primary School.
The FOGO or food organics and gardening organics program is not available in Albany so Mount Lockyer Primary School is bringing lessons in food waste and sustainability back to the classroom with their ‘Green Team’.
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KEEDAC – improving the lives of Aboriginal people in the Wheatbelt.
Kaata-Koorliny Employment & Enterprise Development Aboriginal Corporation (KEEDAC) is an Aboriginal Corporation and its activities are aimed at improving the lives of Aboriginal people and improving their interactions with Non-Aboriginal people.
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Manjimup Rovers Soccer Club – a healthy way to socialise and get involved in the local community.
Mental and physical wellbeing are absolutely vital in any community, but in regional WA, sport brings the community together across cultures, ages, and industries.
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Supporting the Geraldton community through inclusivity and cultural diversity.
Ruah offers psychosocial support to people with severe and enduring mental health diagnosis, both in the community and in their residential facility. The supports they offer are client-centric and focus on recovery, which includes assistance in maintaining tenancy, managing mental health, attending appointments and goal setting.
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Three ways to commemorate Anzac Day from home.
Anzac Day is one of the most important days for Australians. On 25 April this year things will be different, but we can still pay our respects in a number of ways.