AN inner-city residents’ group has lost $650 in council funding because local blogger Roel Loopers stated an April 23 public meeting should be used to “start looking for alternative candidates […]

IF a college principal spotted his students spray painting a bus shelter just outside the school grounds you’d imagine the kids would be heading for a long detention. But Seton […]

MEMORIES of war run deep at the end of Daly Street in South Fremantle. On November 19, 1941, the Courtis family, who lived on nearby Thomas Street, lost their only […]

Police ‘too busy’ to see bashing victims ‘I think it’s outrageous, considering that in more gentrified suburbs the cops can spend half-an-hour making sure a community group don’t draw a […]

“GET over” being invaded and colonialism, Tangney federal Liberal MP Dennis Jensen told an Aboriginal woman on Twitter. During a wider twitter talk about discrimination and whether social services specified […]

DEAN NALDER has used his first speech to remind MPs not every sector of the economy is doing well during the mining boom. Alfred Cove’s new Liberal MP says the […]

“SOMETIMES you fight, sometimes you cuddle—sometimes you let it go,” Rosa Martella says after notching up 60 years of marriage to Pasquale. Like her famous compatriot Juliet she was 13 […]

FREMANTLE council has an ambitious plan to get one-third of residents on bikes by the year 2030. Currently just three per cent of locals cycle, but it makes Fremantle bike-mad […]

MAYOR Brad Pettitt says Fremantle council has got the balance right between contamination and horse training issues with the Freofarm application for the former South Fremantle landfill site. But the […]

by the book HOARDING, temper tantrums and skin picking are in. Sex addiction is out. The American Psychiatric Association has redefined a number of mental disorders as part of its […]