Success runs in the family
A FREMANTLE family of four, whose passion for sport has taken them around the world, recently achieved the amazing feat of all placing in the top 10 at an international […]
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LETTERS 6.7.19
Beached HAD the mayor and council been less interested in balloons, bicycles and bags, they may have spared a thought for Port and Sandtracks beaches. Watching the attempts to shore […]
Who gives a fig
COLIN NICHOL is lost among the leaves FICUS macrophylla or ficus rubiginosa, that is the question, a question that may be worth testing as Fremantle council is about to spend […]
Pop up to Pear Tree
CHRIS FERREIRA’S got a thing for forests. The indefatigable sustainability guru from Hami Hill had barely finished launching his subdivision project (four houses and 40 trees on a standard block) […]
Life in the office can be a brutal existence
THE office is real, and so too are the range of emotions Bello Benischauer and Elisabeth Eitelberger unleash in their experimental play First Things First. Four colleagues (played by Eitelberger […]
Picking up a world beat
YEARS of living in Qatar, and travelling the world, has seen Michael Pignéguy’s jazz morph into something a little different. “My training is in jazz, but I lived overseas and […]
NEW WAVE FINDING THE SOUL OF HIP HOP
NU WAVE Festival is a weekend of hip hop music, dance, competitions, and open mic. The event also includes performances from a new wave of emerging professional artists 25 and […]
A billion ways to save the planet – in one cup
A RENT-A-CUP start-up is hoping to dramatically reduce landfill by doing away with single use, takeaway coffee cups. With an estimated one billion plastic-infused cups going to landfill in Australia every […]
Bringing out the positives
EACH of the eight stories in psychiatrist and author Helen Milroy’s Wombat, Mudlark & other Stories begins with words to encourage and inspire the young reader. From a falling star […]
Elegant on Essex
LIKE kids with their noses pressed against the lolly shop window, passersby regularly stop and gaze through the ornate iron gates at the old port mill complex on Essex Street. […]