Open arts
Artist Wajipha Chongwe says Fremantle’s arts scene has become a closed shop, with not enough galleries willing to take a chance on unknown artists. It’s one of the reasons she […]
Artist Wajipha Chongwe says Fremantle’s arts scene has become a closed shop, with not enough galleries willing to take a chance on unknown artists. It’s one of the reasons she […]
The local arts community is so fed up with being ignored by Fremantle council it has formed a new lobby group. Kidogo Arthouse owner Joanna Robertson is behind the Fremantle […]
Preaching hypocrisy IT is always enlightening to see how many residents in well-heeled areas can be considered socialists at heart, at least when it comes to the property of others. […]
PHIL MERCER of Amherst Street, White Gum Valley is a construction worker, former small business owner and “very casual” Liberal party member who says Labor has betrayed workers by backing […]
DECA, Fremantle by BRENDAN FOSTER: For years we’ve been talking about the banality of Fremantle’s food scene. The arrival last year of La Sosta shook things up. Now, Deca Bodega […]
Anywhere in East Fremantle is a much sought after address these days, but in the ‘60s the town had a split personality. Strangely, houses closest to Fremantle on streets like […]
This home in Claygate Road, Hamilton Hill is not for me—just looking at the work needed to finish it made me tired. But for a young couple with lots more […]
Pups can weigh as little as a sheet of A4 but as adults they eat 1000 insects a night and live up to 20 years. And no, they don’t suck […]
Increasing the number of trucks on Fremantle roads is killing kids and old people, say doctors and health experts. Diesel particulate pollution is responsible for more than two per cent […]
The names of 845 soldiers killed in WWI will be added to the Monument Hill war memorial, nearly a century to the day of the Gallipoli landing. The names will […]