‘There is a real climate of fear now’: Alex Kemp NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY has refused students permission to form a group on campus because of their support for equal marriage […]

FREMANTLE was split along generational lines this week as the council grappled with turning part of the Esplanade reserve into a skate plaza. Gen-Y triumphed, with 120-odd skateboarders and their […]

Dymocks to close DYMOCKS will close its Fremantle store by the end of the financial year due to high rent. It is the latest in a string of retailers to […]

A weird message popped up in my Facebook feed the other week with a friend saying his cat was a vegan. My first thought was ‘I better reply and tell […]

A YANGEBUP widow is offering a $2000 cash reward to try to recover keepsakes belonging to her late husband, which were stolen in a burglary on Saturday April 13. Louise […]

HONEY BEE whisperer Angus Tibbits has dismantled a huge hive hanging off the branch of a jacaranda tree in Applecross. The good news for residents is the queen and her […]

WILLAGEE pensioner John Doohan had a visit from the police after an electrician installing power points spotted a handgun in the bedroom. The gun is a replica, which is not […]

RABBITS poisoned by Fremantle city council are returning to tunnels under the Carriage Café to die, their decaying corpses leaving behind a stench for patrons. The council says it’s the […]

Car bays to go PARKLETS—those tiny, urban parks that take over city parking spots, which are all the rage in funky US cities—could be popping up in the nook and […]

A LASER beam pedestrian counter and a mobile phone app for 50 historic walls in Fremantle are the first of seven projects funded by the port city’s new business improvement […]