FREMANTLE council’s decision to float the sale of Victoria Hall has been described as “ominous” by the Fremantle Society. The council had already flagged the sale of the heritage-listed hall […]

MELVILLE councillor Karen Wheatland’s not just handy sailing tugboats or flagging amendments; thanks to a degree she’s an accomplished photographer, as this beautiful portrait of Noongar woman Vera Warrell, now […]

LAST Friday the Australian Electoral Commission announced the ballot order of the seven candidates who’ve nominated for the Fremantle federal by-election, which is to be held on Saturday July 28. […]

A DEVICE which uses boat hulls to pump out the sound of feasting killer whales is showing promise as a cost-effective shark-deterrent. EGO-360 Speakers CEO Christopher Bignell, a regular at […]

NORTH Fremantle is now home to Australia’s first bottle-o to stock only natural Australian wine. James Whineray and Lucy Byrnes have poured love and fresh white paint into the old […]

AN 83-year-old woman who lives next to a long-derelict house in Inverleith Street, South Fremantle, says she’s so terrified by the antics of squatters she’s had to go on medication. […]

WHEN Melville resident Shazar Robinson started travelling to India eight years ago, she spent time helping out at a local shelter for homeless children. Now when she goes, the retired […]