A FEARLESS Perth mum has helped raise $16,000 to tackle a cancer that stalks children and teens. Victoria O’Neill and a team of 11 other skydivers took advantage of some […]

CHILDISH, disruptive, argumentative, meddling, factionalised, shocking, inappropriate, acting without authority and even apparently drunk; the latest official inquiry into Cockburn council has laid bare the chaos that prevailed as its […]

COCKBURN mayor Logan Howlett’s leadership under pressure was questioned during the authorised inquiry, but he might well feel somewhat aggrieved that it partly stems from an issue he tried to […]

Photo Caption: Willagee MP Peter Tinley, planning minister Rita Saffioti, developer Con Berbatis, Bateman MP Kim Giddens, Melville councillors Nicole Robins and Duncan Macphail, and Labor South Metro MLC Klara […]

FREMANTLE LIBRARY has won a state award for a program linking vulnerable users with support services. Launched in September, the Library Connect program gave people experiencing homelessness, domestic violence or […]

PREGNANT women have been ‘traumatised’ by WA’s lockdown say women’s health advocates. They’re campaigning for lighter childbirth restrictions in future lockdowns, arguing premier Mark McGowan approves 40,000 punters packing into Optus […]

Photo caption: Ballerina Jasmine Henry A BOORAGOON-trained ballerina has won a dream role, dancing in the Russian troupe that brought the world the much-loved Swan Lake. Jasmine Henry (18) has […]

MORE than 160 old streetlights in Fremantle are set to be replaced with modern, energy-efficient LED lights before the end of the year.  They’ll be installed in residential streets around […]

COCKBURN’S dog lovers have proposed a “time-share” plan so they can walk their leashed pets between jetties during Coogee Beach’s quiet times. Residents of Cockburn for Dogs (ROC for Dogs) […]

A green man will help pedestrians cross Marine Terrace. PEDESTRIANS will no longer have to scurry across Marine Terrace to get to South Beach after Main Roads agreed to give […]