NORTH FREMANTLE business owners who say they’re on the brink of closure because of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge closure say the local council hasn’t done enough to support them. With […]

WITH misinformation all around  and trust harder to find, new research suggests journalism matters more than ever — and that’s where local papers like the Fremantle Herald come in. A […]

ON ANY given Friday or Saturday night in Fremantle, there is a predictable rhythm. The clink of glasses along the Cappuccino Strip. Music spilling from bars. Groups of people laughing […]

BEACONSFIELD pensioner Jan ter Horst is still searching for a resolution to the decades long property dispute that has torn his life apart.  Despite losing vision in one eye and […]

THE City of Cockburn has thrown its support behind moves to modernise local government elections, backing electronic voting as a means of improving participation. Councillors unanimously endorsed a submission to […]

A QUIET return to Fremantle has brought with it a remarkable family story, as the Fenians Festival 2026 marks 150 years since one of Australia’s most daring escapes. The week-long […]

CONSENT and respectful relationships education should be extended through to Year 12, according to the co-founder of Perth-based charity We Are W/M. Kate Raston, who was Fremantle’s Young Citizen of […]

THE City of Melville has unveiled new clubrooms and changerooms at Len Shearer Reserve in Booragoon, with the community gathering to celebrate the $3.5 million upgrade. An open day last […]

A FREMANTLE author whose life has spanned science, broadcasting, travel and community culture has released a memoir reflecting on the long journey toward accepting and living well in a difficult […]

A NEW public art strategy set to go before the City of Fremantle next week puts a strong spotlight on boosting representation for First Nations and underrepresented artists, with community […]