CONCERNS are growing over “forever chemicals” in tap water after new research linked them to generational impacts on female fertility. Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) are man-made, long-lasting chemicals which […]

JANDAKOT residents who were drinking water from bores contaminated by “forever chemicals” have been rocked by new research showing health impacts that can be passed on to future generations.   […]

FREMANTLE council has deferred supporting a supervised drug injection room in Fremantle after getting a brush-off from the Cook government. The council was due to vote on a new Health […]

THE City of Melville has voted to clear 6800 square metres of native bushland to expand John Connell Reserve’s playing fields, but questions have been raised about its proposed offsets. […]

WORK has begun on a $22 million golf and entertainment venue at the Fremantle Public Golf Course. A bulldozer from builder Sarich Building was busy in the background as Fremantle […]

THERE’S a version of Mother’s Day that starts with a coffee and ends with a booking somewhere across town. And then there’s the Maylands version.  Outside Lyric Lane from 12pm, […]

MAYLANDS has something many Perth suburbs struggle to build; a working local economy with independent businesses and real street life.  Right now, it’s under pressure. Every time someone chooses a […]

A NEW community fund aimed at backing grassroots ideas and plugging funding gaps in Fremantle was launched last week, with organisers urging locals to chip in and “step up for […]

MAIREAD HEANEY, DAVID BORSHOFF and VANESSA CARNEGIE are members of Perth Doctors Medical Aid for Palestine FOR the past two years, Perth Doctors Medical Aid for Palestine has been working […]

“DISABLED people will be harmed, and they will die.” The CEO of Nedlands-based Youth Disability Advocacy Network has warned of dire consequences from Albanese government cuts to the National Disability […]