Straight shooters
PERTH GLORY says it’s not responsible for soccer balls clanging against a Beaconsfield resident’s garage (“Ball’s in your court,” Herald March 9, 2024). Jeffrey Street resident Patricia Lea lives opposite […]
Monthly Archives: April 2024
Council finds $500k to end toilet debacle
BEACHGOERS hoping to use change rooms at South Beach were rewarded at Fremantle council’s meeting on Wednesday, with councillors giving the CEO authority to appoint a builder and approving an […]
Bridge works start as traffic woes grow
PRELIMINARY siteworks have started on the new Fremantle traffic bridge, but the first road closures have East Fremantle council concerned about how another 18 months of traffic disruption is going […]
Truth telling journey starts
FREMANTLE council launched its year-long Truth Telling program last weekend to recognise and remember Walyalup/Fremantle’s long-standing and often heartbreaking Indigenous history. Up to 200 people attended the event on Manjaree/Bathers […]
LETTERS 30.3.24
Make a stand! The City of Fremantle is trying very hard to get as many people as possible, to cycle (or walk) into Fremantle rather than use our cars. I […]
Lunch therapy
MY sexual fantasies have been replaced with erotic dreams about bread. Every night I see sultry slices of Tip Top floating towards my bed. I’ve deduced it’s a by-product of […]
Local life savers
PUPILS and teachers at Winterfold Primary School in Beaconsfield have raised $500 for the Water for Africa charity. The money will help provide clean water for about 6000 people living […]
Roomy ripper
A CHOOK home review doesn’t often start in the kitchen, but we’re making an exception for this Winthrop home. That’s because the kitchen is one of the biggest and best […]