Traders feeling merry
FREMANTLE businesses are hopeful of a strong Christmas trading period, after noticing a recent uptick in sales. Despite the grim trading predictions in Deloitte’s annual Christmas survey this week, and […]
Bronze thieves return
ANOTHER of Fremantle’s public artworks has been vandalised by thieves who’ve pinched its bronzed top. The memorial to WA’s first premier John Forrest, erected in 1947 on the centenary of […]
Cannabis rules relaxed
A CANNABIS clinic in East Fremantle has welcomed new rules that make it simpler for patients to get medical cannabis. This week the McGowan government announced that GPs would be […]
Brothel fall-out
A FREMANTLE mum is calling for an alleged O’Connor brothel to be shut down after her daughter – wearing her high school uniform – was approached in the street by […]
Carles flames council over tipsite works
LAWYER and former Fremantle MP Adele Carles has got stuck into Fremantle council over an expanded weed slashing and spraying program at the old South Fremantle tip site. In a […]
Second death at house
POLICE swarmed a South Fremantle house on Tuesday after one of the prime suspects in an unsolved homicide at the same site 18 months ago, was found dead. Alan Sanderson’s […]
Beaconsfield’s precinct is back
Beaconsfield’s precinct is back up and running after an extended hiatus, but instead of getting too bogged down in mind-numbing council policies, the emphasis will be on organising “community stuff” […]
