A Spring Clean for a fresh Freo
FREO locals are being called on to give the city a hearty spring clean today (Saturday September 12) as Good Fund Freo kicks off its first major initiative. Spread across […]
War for sale
ABOUT 30 protesters gathered outside Parliament House this week to condemn proposed laws giving police sweeping new powers during a weapons expo in Perth next month. The Tuesday protest in […]
Red tape out of thin air
WHEN sustainability campaigner Chris Ferreira first proposed adding two eco-apartments to his Hamilton Hill property, the idea was to show that infill housing didn’t have to mean bulldozing established gardens […]
New campaign for lost Nashos
HUNDREDS of National Servicemen who died while serving their country have been all but forgotten by authorities, according to a WA Nasho campaigner calling for their names to be formally […]
Kennedy reflects on One Nation journey
RETIRED journalist, now political commentator Peter Kennedy has had a front row seat to the rise of One Nation. Mr Kennedy, who scored his first gig as an anchor with […]
Finding the gold in the fall
At 20 years old, Leighton Bradfield fell to the ground and felt a divine intervention enter his body. “Something just said: mental health is your thing. Just do that. And […]
LETTERS 12.9.26
Success – at last A FEW weeks ago marked a historic occasion – The first AFLW game at Cockburn ARC Oval in Cockburn Central, a game which saw the Fremantle […]
Worthy walk
IT’S an open invite—and it might help someone deal with loss. A sunrise walk in Kings Park on Saturday (September 12) will remember loved ones who lost their lives to […]
Salutary song
FOR some people, it’s more than just a singsong. Gulf War veteran Bradley Haynes has suffered from PTSD on and off for 20 years. He’s battled everything from agoraphobia and […]
Taste invasion
LIKE the dark matter that binds the universe together, there are a few restaurants on the Cappuccino Strip that seem to defy the laws of physics. Food fads, influencers and […]