AFTER spending thousands of hours producing Early Albany in time for the coastal city’s bicentenary, historian and author John Dowson says Western Australia risks squandering its own 200th birthday unless […]

BEFORE developers are allowed to build on one of Fremantle’s last prime coastal redevelopment sites, councillors say they may have to get much tougher with state government agencies they believe […]

FREMANTLE residents will have their first chance to formally weigh in on the city’s proposed overnight respite centre for people sleeping rough, with community consultation opening this week. The proposal […]

THE key architect of the Westport project has been appointed to chair Fremantle council’s Destination Development Working Group. Former Westport chair Nicole Lockwood has been named independent chair of the […]

SOLOMON FRANKLIN is a year 12 student at Perth Waldorf School who is completing his major assignment for the year, which is an examination of WA’s shark mitigation strategies. Sitting […]

EVERY great city is built on great ideas. The difference is whether those ideas are given the chance to grow. That was the challenge at the heart of this week’s […]

MORE than 50,000 home batteries have now been installed across WA under the Albanese government’s Cheaper Home Batteries Program. Assistant climate change and energy minister Josh Wilson visited Bedfordale this […]

A ROOF proposed for the upper terrace of a Pakenham Street development would help make the space usable throughout the year according to the proponent, but the Fremantle Society is […]