RESIDENTS from the Beacy Bronx say Homeswest has reneged on a promise they’d be no worse off when relocated. The state housing department has already demolished dozens of houses in […]

THE Herald has been caught up in the stoush between US tech billionaire Mark Zuckerberg and Australia’s media moguls, with our Facebook page wiped clean by the social media giant […]

CLIMATE change and homelessness dominated the issues at a lively Fremantle state election debate on Thursday evening. Around 120 voters cheered candidates offering the strongest action on a range of environmental […]

A NASCENT traders group wants the Fremantle Festival – complete with parade – reinstated to November.Around 20 traders gathered over a couple of meetings on Tuesday to share concerns about […]

A PERTH hotel housing campers from Fremantle’s dismantled Tent City, was forced to kick out its 15 remaining homeless clients on Wednesday, with a $40,000 bill no one will pay.  Perth […]

HILTON Primary School has already raised hundreds of dollars for sustainability projects through the Containers for Change scheme. It’s just one of the many schools, community groups and sporting clubs […]

INDI cinemas are facing a crisis when JobKeeper payments dry up next month, with predictions small players will be forced to close their doors. Ingrid van den Berghe is managing […]

PERTH’S five-day Covid lockdown is being sharply felt by local artists, with Fringe World shows cancelled or running at reduced capacity.  This week the annual arts festival cancelled its awards, […]

PERTH FESTIVAL events put on hold during WA’s quick-fire Covid shutdown are back this week, including The Other Film Festival WA which showcases films created by and about people with […]