Nonnas Project honours unsung heroes
THEY were often the unsung heroes of the Italian pioneers who travelled across the world and gave WA its cosmopolitan flavour; now those young women are being celebrated in their […]
THEY were often the unsung heroes of the Italian pioneers who travelled across the world and gave WA its cosmopolitan flavour; now those young women are being celebrated in their […]
And where’s our ICAC? FORMER WA premier and South Fremantle resident Peter Dowding says the “disgraceful” secret trials of a whistleblowing Australian spy and his lawyer need to be examined by […]
THE Fremantle Sea Scouts are holding a free Try Sailing Day next Saturday, May 28 to give youngsters from 7 – 14 years old a chance to find if they’ve […]
CIRCUS WA raised more than $15,000 at a gala day in their Fremantle big top last weekend, but still need around $9000 more to keep developing their youth diversity program. […]
PARKING in front of the WA Maritime Museum and new Gage Roads brewery could be removed to create an open plaza under new plans drawn up for Victoria Quay. Fremantle […]
Street art…not THE intersection of South Terrace and Jenkin Street has been upgraded recently. Unfortunately, there has been little improvement. The uplift of the road surface does not slow down […]
EDWARD AITKEN is studying politics at Notre Dame University. He’s been looking at some of the trends in catching the voters’ attention over the last few election cycles and reckons […]
IT was the irony of all ironies. The day after my soccer team Rangers lost a heart-breaking penalty shoot-out to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League final, I had to […]
IN the 1970s lots of children hid behind the couch on a Saturday night because of one woman – Delia Derbyshire. She created the eerie theme tune to Doctor Who […]
National Palliative Care Week May 22 – 28 A MELVILLE resident who’s dedicated her life to fostering better end-of-life care has been inducted into the WA Women’s Hall of Fame on the […]