A HERALD & PERTH VOICE PROMOTIONAL FEATURE Email matt.eeles@fremantleherald.com to promote your business. If you’ve ever wondered why your garden seems to swal-low water, struggle to grow healthy plants or […]
FIRST PRIZE See SIGN OF FOUR Saturday, 22 August • 4 guest tickets • 4 main meals • 1 bottle of house wine VALUED AT $315 SECOND PRIZE Enjoy a […]
BIBRA LAKE shopkeepers say weeks of confusing road closures have slashed trade, with some businesses reporting their quietest weekends in years as frustrated motorists turn back before ever reaching the […]
BEACONSFIELD residents say they’ve been locked out of their local park for more than four months, despite promises it would reopen by the end of March. Sardelic Park has remained […]
THE peace and quiet that drew Peter Edwards to Wattleup 25 years ago could soon be replaced by the sound of heavy machinery, reversing alarms and truck training just 15 […]
THE identity of a 63-year-old man who died following an alleged altercation in Fremantle last weekend remains unknown, with WA Police yet to publicly identify the victim. The man died […]
FREMANTLE residents experiencing financial hardship will no longer be slugged with extra charges for paying their rates by instalments. The City of Fremantle has amended its hardship policy so eligible […]
Susan Flis, Paula Samson, Dr Jillian Horton and Steve Douglas are members of Save Our Space, which has been championing an open space in the heart of Applecross. THE local […]
JOSH WILSON is the Federal Member for Fremantle. After the distraction of his five-week ban from playing soccer after a bit of biffo, in this Thinking Allowed he tries to […]
PALMYRA six-year-old Zahara Kitchener was the youngest of four students to have their poetry brought to life at this year’s Lightscape in Kings Park. After an Easter school holiday workshop, […]