A MOTLEY crew of politicians and community leaders have spoken out against a “premature” move of Fremantle Port to Kwinana.  Fremantle Greens MLC Brad Pettitt, councillors Adin Lang and Ben […]

THE ‘true’ history of Walyalup has been told by a group of 12 Indigenous and non-Indigenous storytellers featuring their lived experience around reconciliation and healing. Compiled by the Centre for […]

ONE of the Chook’s favourite short films of the year (and perhaps all-time), Verge Collection, has won Notre Dame film student Taylor Finch a major national award.  Ms Finch took […]

THE beautiful smells and exotic produce of Kakulas Sisters has officially been wafting around the West End for three decades.  Founded by Eleni Kakulas in 1994, Kakulas Sister is an […]

WA WILDLIFE has opened a new hands-on reptile discovery centre and turtle hospital, but it comes at a critical time for the centre. Admissions of native wildlife are already skyrocketing […]

THE Fremantle Dockers’ decision to extend their sponsorship agreement with energy company Woodside is a “continuing horror” according to celebrated doctor and former Australian of the Year Fiona Stanley. The […]

MELVILLE council had set its sights on growing its urban canopy over the next 10 years despite the impact of urbanisation and the polyphagous shot-hole borer.  At its October meeting […]

A LOVE story spanning 51 years, Touch is a poignant tale of longing, memory, and the enduring power of first love. At its heart is Kristofer, a 70-year-old widower from […]

BEFORE IT ENDS is based on Denmark’s occupation by Nazi Germany in 1940, despite the country having declared its neutrality. The occupation lasted five years until Germany admitted defeat as […]