From 27 March 2026 to 28 March 2026, the Herald Publishing Company Pty Ltd trading as the Fremantle Herald, the Perth Voice and the Melville Herald, published articles and social […]

THE City of Bayswater will take over management of the eastern section of Baigup Wetlands after securing $1 million in Cook Government funding for restoration works and infrastructure upgrades. The […]

THE final owner of the Carriage Cafe has revealed Fremantle council stepped away from a full court battle over its demolition, allowing him to walk away without wearing the City’s […]

ONE of WA’s stationary railway vehicle dining experiences was The Carriage, Fremantle, which opened on Fremantle’s Esplanade park in 1980. ZA 9343, a goods brakevan with two second-class compartments, entered […]

THE City of Bayswater has emerged as one of Western Australia’s strongest areas for small business growth, with almost 800 new businesses established over the past five years. New figures […]

NOTRE DAME students say the Catholic institution must bridge the gap for mothers, as its Fremantle campus remains the only uni in Perth without formal childcare arrangements, or an on-campus […]

Beaconsfield Primary P&C president Anne Cameron and Fremantle Labor MLA Simone McGurk with students Alice, Audrey and Amy at the new lights on Hampton. A NEW signalised pedestrian crossing has […]

PERTH deputy lord mayor David Goncalves has called for WA’s anti-vilification laws to be expanded to include LGBTQIA+ people after a Gosnells man was fined for distributing offensive flyers targeting […]

AFTER half a century as WA’s oldest ashram, the Beacon Yoga Centre is hoping the anniversary can help shine a new light on its role as a place of healing, […]

THE Beacon Yoga Centre will throw open its doors from July 27 to 31 for a free five-day festival celebrating its 50th anniversary. Designed to showcase the centre’s five pathways […]