Birthday bash
SOME of Freo’s best-loved musos are lining up to play Rewind – 40 Years of X-Press Celebration at the Astor Theatre this month. The iconic Perth music magazine is celebrating […]
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French fancy
MOVIE lovers tend to associate French cinema with a sense of sophistication and a sort of languid charm, but in recent years a new wave of gritty and down-to-earth filmmakers […]
Belle Époque
THIS Fremantle home is a stunning mix of old and new. It has all the character and charm of a classic Freo abode with the amenities and space required for […]
Dramatic abode
THIS home has bucket loads of character. It starts in the driveway, where a huge sculpture of a red man sitting and thinking, guards the path leading to the front […]
REVISE WA: A lifesaver in need of new volunteers
A Herald and Perth Voice promotional feature For more than 30 years, REVISE WA Inc has supported education in remote communities. Now an independent incorporated body, it continues to assist […]
END OF SUMMER BY THE MARINA
A Herald and Perth Voice promotional feature If you’d like your restaurant featured, email matt.eeles@fremantleherald.com Over the past few months the Boathouse has welcomed a steady flow of families, neighbours, […]
Selfie in the Soundhouse
WA PREMIER Roger Cook got his first taste of John Curtin College of the Arts’ new $27 million specialist music building Mia Moorna on Friday. A jovial premier joked with […]
Cable car back on the agenda
AT LEAST 12,000 people could be living in Perth’s CBD by 2036 under a sweeping new blueprint to turn the city centre into a greener, denser and more walkable capital […]
A new committee, rifts and rumours
THE Fremantle Chamber of Commerce has launched a new tourism committee, declaring it will be the city’s “authoritative voice” on destination marketing — but the move comes against a backdrop […]
St Pats hub kicks off
FORMER WA chief justice Wayne Martin has warned that without urgent action the challenges facing families today “will only be greater tomorrow”, as St Patrick’s Community Support Centre marked the […]