8 November 2019 Posted In: Uncategorized

For the past few years, Subiaco’s main cultural strip has been on life support.

The once-vibrant inner city hub’s shine was fading, with businesses feeling the brunt of the end of Western Australia’s mining boom, a flat property market and the AFL’s move away from Subiaco Oval.

To read the full report by Benjamin Gubana, click here.

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