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Nangmantle

June 19, 2026by Your Herald Leave a comment

TOUGHER laws have not stopped the sale of nitrous oxide, with the Herald finding Fremantle convenience stores still offering ‘nangs’ despite regulations intended to keep it out of the hands […]

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Farewell, dear Fr..uncle

June 19, 2026by Your Herald Leave a comment

IT’S BEEN a shock to the system and to all of Freo to lose one of the greatest of greats – our wonderfully intriguing, super talented, creative and beautifully quirky […]

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Sick dogs raise fears of herbicide  

June 19, 2026by Your Herald Leave a comment

NORTH FREMANTLE residents are ringing alarm bells over the City of Fremantle’s chemical use at Gilbert Fraser Reserve after scores of dogs fell sick. About a dozen canines have reportedly […]

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Trails decision deferred

June 19, 2026by Your Herald Leave a comment

COCKBURN council has delayed a decision to close dozens of trails in Manning Park after community members and several councillors argued users had not been consulted adequately. The city’s proposed […]

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What does it take to protect the bushland?

June 19, 2026by Your Herald Leave a comment

THE issue with Manning Park is not that there are trails, nor that there are people using the trails – it’s the sheer number of trails that dissect the bushland.  […]

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Think

LETTERS 20.6.26

June 19, 2026by Your Herald Leave a comment

Ridgy didge I AGREE with Prof Holly Kirk that ecological needs should be balanced with human needs (“Closure of bush trails devastating,” Thinking Allowed, June 13).  But the balance has […]

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Letters

Winter warmer

June 19, 2026by Your Herald Leave a comment

THE inaugural Solstice by the Sea will culminate in a mass winter dip at Bathers Beach this morning (Saturday June 20). The bracing paddle is organised by Cold Nips, a […]

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MBS

Carbon dating

June 19, 2026by Your Herald Leave a comment

IT all makes sense, really. A pencil is made from graphite, graphite is a form of carbon, and carbon is a building block of human life. South Fremantle artist Liesbeth […]

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Arts

Midwinter magic

June 19, 2026by Your Herald Leave a comment

AS the longest night of the year approaches, so too does Melville Midwinter. Set against the shores of Dyoondalup Point Walter, this year’s free, family-friendly Midwinter event will be held […]

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Arts

Overdue rock

June 19, 2026by Your Herald Leave a comment

A NEW exhibition at the WA State Library, X-Press Magazine: 41 Years on the Streets, is celebrating one of Perth’s most iconic cultural publications, marking 41 years since the first […]

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