A green star too far
MELVILLE council is looking to water down sustainability requirements in Applecross and Mount Pleasant after developers complained they’re too hard to achieve. Adopted in March this year, the Canning Bridge […]
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Sound raised from the dead
NOSFERATU stands as one of the few early horror movies that can still raise the heebie jeebies, but most of the 1922 orchestral score by German composer Hans Erdmann was […]
Canada or bust for artist
JANINE McAULLAY BOTT is the only WA artist to be selected for an exhibition at the Musées de la Civilisation in Canada next month, and is hoping crowdfunding will get […]
War heritage crumbles
PHIL EDMAN says he’ll be “knocking on doors” at Cockburn council and WA’s parks and wildlife department to find out why heritage-listed war sites on Woodman Point are being allowed […]
Open your mind
ARTWORKS created by people who’ve experienced mental illness go on display at the Alma Street centre from October 5. Run with the Disabled in the Arts, Disadvantage in the Arts […]
Freo fungi farm a real grind
FREMANTLE’S coffee waste is helping grow gourmet oyster mushrooms in Australia’s first urban mushroom farm. Savvy ecotrepeneurs Julian Mitchell and Ryan Creed developed the novel idea after watching Paul Stamets’ […]
Toe-shred pool tiles removed
THE popular whirlpool at Fremantle Leisure Centre is back up and running following an $18,000 retile to prevent injuries to feet. Tiles laid in a recent $4.5m revamp were so […]
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Letters 3.10.15
Be excellent to each other COULD I make a simple request? Could everyone running for council elections keep to the issues they believe in, are passionate about and want to […]
Maravilhosa!
IT was a cold, windy evening on the outskirts of Fremantle. It had been a long day. My legs were aching, my stomach rumbling and my eyes drooping. Suddenly there […]