THE long-serving CEO of the foundation that runs the STS Leeuwin has reportedly been sacked by its board of directors, sparking howls of protest from crew and volunteers. Carol Shannon […]

A TRAMPOLINING school which has trained state and national championships is homeless, and a circus school that hosts international artists has been forced to leave Fremantle after global energy company […]

IT’S neither practical nor financially viable to restore two retired Fremantle port luffing cranes, which are due to be canibalised to create a single museum piece. That was the blunt […]

THERE’S been some good news for residents living in a buffer zone around Lake Coogee, who’ve fought a decades-long battle to open their large blocks to residential development. Cockburn council recently […]

HYDROGEN, mineral processing and shipbuilding will develop the Western Trade Coast into a Global Advanced Industries  Hub says the Cook Labor government, as local councils vow to reduce red tape […]

ANA is a lively and positive 90-year-old living with her artist daughter Andriana in the heart of Fremantle.  They were born in Macedonia and had their home in the city […]

  THE former professional head of Australia’s submarine fleet says any tensions caused by signing the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine deal are probably “valid and useful”. Retired commodore Peter Scott has […]