A HILTON arboriculturist says he suggested a simple, cost-effective treatment 10 years ago that could have saved Fremantle’s iconic Kings Square fig trees, but was ignored. Jonathan Epps was a […]

THE Greens candidate for the federal seat of Fremantle says authorities need to take notice of growing complaints about pollution from Cockburn Cement. Dorinda Cox says locals are fed up […]

WA’S police minister, the Fremantle police district superintendent and mayor Brad Pettitt have all rejected a tipoff to the Herald about cuts to cops on the beat. Earlier this week […]

LAST weekend the kids were out having a kick-to-kick and parents were celebrating as one of Spearwood’s newest developments lost a sump and gained a park. Back in 2016 residents […]

THE Fremantle Early Learning Centre has won its battle to keep a state government rent subsidy. Earlier this month the Department of Community’s assets manager Mark Murphy wrote to the […]

BEACONSFIELD is soon to be home to Perth’s first “hempcrete” house. Hempcrete is made from the woody core of the hemp plant, mixed together with lime. Home owner May-Ring Chen […]

ROSES FOR GHOSTS vocalist Stevie Rain spends his nights jumping around on stage heavily laden in silver chains, but by day he is a mild-mannered librarian for Fremantle council. He […]

SIBLING rivalry can be a powerful force, but extending it beyond the grave takes it to a new level. When North Fremantle resident Percy Marchant celebrated his 100th birthday on […]

WORLD CUP RUSSIA 2018 LIKE a middle-aged romantic on Tinder who’s been through decades of heartbreak, England arrived in Russia with low expectations and their emotions guarded. Since England last […]