A Herald and Perth Voice promotional feature – Book your feature today! matt.eeles@fremantleherald.com Questions of identity, belonging and cultural responsibility take centre stage in Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company’s powerful new […]
A Herald and Perth Voice promotional feature – Book your feature today! matt.eeles@fremantleherald.com There is an unmistakable stillness to Jenny Jones’ work, a sense of composure that feels increasingly rare. […]
ANGRY Spearwood residents have launched a campaign to stop the closure of the suburb’s last bank branch, saying it will leave elderly customers and local businesses struggling to access cash. […]
A REPAIR Cafe in Inglewood is officially open. The volunteer-run initiative launched on Saturday 27 June at Inglewood Bowling and Sports Club, with a turnout that confirmed the appetite for […]
A GIANT petrel carcass on Coogee Beach that prompted a flurry of calls to the state’s animal disease hotline has returned a negative result for bird flu, but locals are […]
AN old stables and mechanics workshop at “The Peak”, where Cockburn emerged as a stand-alone municipality in the 1950s, are to be demolished following a vote of the current crop […]
A YOUTH circus production exploring climate anxiety, mental health and political division is ending on a hopeful note at Perth’s State Theatre Centre this weekend. Eclipse, by CircusWA, runs until […]
A GAP in local stories for kids on audiobook looks set to be filled by a new recording room at Fremantle Press. The publisher, who recently moved into a new […]
AFTER 15 years sitting idle, the historic Royal George Hotel in East Fremantle has reopened as an eye-popping sauna and wellness destination. The former horse stables in the basement have […]
IN Fremantle today, homelessness is more visible than many of us can remember. Winter only sharpens that reality. When storms roll in off the ocean, the things many of us […]