NURSING students at Notre Dame University say their degrees have descended into chaos, with placements “all over the place” and little communication, while the National Tertiary Education Union describes the […]

IN the past few months, I’ve had more conversations with business owners that start with “we love Fremantle, but…” and that “but” is where the real story sits.  Fremantle has […]

THE new owners of Fremantle’s Chart and Map Shop have plotted a new course for the iconic business – relocating to Jolimont and focusing on its online presence. The shop […]

A NORTH FREMANTLE doctor is taking the national health regulator to the State Administrative Tribunal in an effort to lift restrictions on her medical licence after being pinged for advertising […]

THE digital afterlife of Perth’s “Kebab” sculpture has been deferred by Perth council.  Ore Obelisk, as it’s properly known, is a piece of public art consisting of a 15-metre oil […]

FREMANTLE PRISON is set for a fresh round of conservation works, with the Cook government committing $3 million over two years in its upcoming budget. Heritage Minister Simone McGurk said […]

AUSTRALIANS spend $1 billion on Mother’s Day every year.  This year, with small businesses under more pressure than they’ve been since Covid, where that money lands matters more than usual.  […]

THE federal government just launched a $1 billion emergency loan scheme for businesses hit by the Iran war fuel crisis. Most Maylands businesses don’t qualify.  The program targets freight, logistics, […]

IT took six years to turn a former bike shop into one of Maylands’ best known venues.  Now, after nearly seven years of trading, Lyric’s Bar and Underground is moving […]

A SHORT/MEDIUM term transitional housing facility for older women will officially open in Fremantle this week. Wyn Carr House, which will provide residents with a roof for up to 12 months, […]