FREMANTLE council may have another go at trying to use rates to force sluggish landlords to fill their empty shops. While Fremantle isn’t alone in having a high CBD vacancy rate […]

PRINCESS May Park could become a thriving “Central Park” for Fremantle, providing a safe green space for inner-city residents and more events for the community. The plan was first floated at […]

A RAPID transit link between Fremantle and Cockburn Central has made it onto Infrastructure Australia’s priority list, joining a Freo-Melville link to give the three councils more ammo to argue […]

A COMPANY under mining magnates Andrew and Nicola Forrest’s business umbrella has submitted plans for a six-storey hotel on the Spicers site in Fremantle. Fiveight is owned by the couple’s […]

THOUSANDS of cubic metres of sand is due to be deposited on Port Beach this month to combat coastal erosion. The sand will be dredged from Fremantle Port’s deep water […]

FREMANTLE should lay claim to being the birthplace of craft brewing in Australia and restate its credentials as WA’s cafe capital to help the hospitality sector recover from Covid. Tuesday’s Politics […]

HANA JESTRIBEK is the co-founder of Little Hawk Cafe. Despite taking a chance with a hipster cafe in a semi-industrial area of Beaconsfield, it proved a roaring success – and […]

TWO Melville athletes have been chosen among Australia’s first-ever representatives in the duathlon category of The World Games in Alabama later this month. The World Games is the little brother […]

THE fully restored Rottnest Island Lighthouse has been picked to shine for World Aid to Navigation Day. The 19th century limestone tower, which still has its original lens intact and […]

AN honest conversation between some female friends made Claire Deeks realise there were few safe spaces for women to explore their sexual health, particularly when a couple revealed they’d never […]