Words on the passing of a dear friend
The title is one thing … but words cannot express. Richard Lane was both an enigma and a dear friend and one that I had not encountered nearly enough in […]
Tough cat law paves way for park quenda release
BOOYEEMBARA PARK could soon be home to native quenda, turtles and bobtails courtesy of Fremantle’s tough new cat laws. Cockburn wildlife hospital Native Arc is looking at using the park […]
A little thanks goes a long way
LAST week’s Herald story about a family’s Covid-19 experience in Uruguay (“Thanks, Uruguay,” May 16, 2020) was quite a hit with the South Americans. The country’s biggest selling daily newspaper El […]
Peek behind the curtains
A WEBSITE launched by a local journalist and radio presenter is providing a peek through the curtains to see how Western Australians have been living while locked down through the […]
Shelters disappear
HILTON bus users are up in arms over the loss of seven bus shelters from the 160 route. The Public Transport Authority has been upgrading shelters on the route between Hampton […]
Covid double whammy for family
PEOPLE with disabilities are struggling with reduced services and increased costs during the Covid-19 pandemic, say families and advocates. Coogee residents Pete and Linda Brookes’ son Luke, 19, has epilepsy, mild […]
Punting Dockers?
WHILE Fremantle Dockers players have been banned from WAFL games this season because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the club’s relationship with Peel Thunder was already on rocky ground and is […]
