During the early 1950s, Western Australia was in the grip of a housing crisis. Families desperate for a roof over their heads often had no choice but to sign whatever contracts builders placed in front of them. With this in mind, the building firm Snowden & Willson became the subject of one of the most controversial inquiries in WA’s post-war history.

The old tunnels under the main building of Perth’s Princess Margaret Children’s Hospital appears to be fairly unknown.

My mate was facing a contentious trespassing charge. He'd taken a photo of an ex-government public facility. The gate was open.

An interesting explore of a deceased estate in Gosnells, Western Australia... on a cold and dark, lonely night!