MEGAN Anderson’s slightly wonky, cartoonish dogs are endearing and instantly recognisable. And now they’re talking in her debut book Word of Dog. “We all anthropomorphise our dogs and imagine if […]

SOUTH Fremantle author David Whish-Wilson says his latest book True West is more “crime noir” than detective novel. “It’s not about a puzzle, but the effect crime has on people.” […]

A TATTOO parlour, a hotel and souvenir shops are planned for Fremantle’s South Mole. But before hordes of “outraged locals” bombard the Herald, the buildings are temporary structures designed by installation […]

AWARD-winning Fremantle artist Britt Dunbar will hold her first solo exhibition next weekend. In Past the Breakers the self-taught artist reflects on the Australian landscape and her childhood holidays on […]

SINCE Malcolm Peacock won the $8000 Fremantle International Portrait Prize his social media pages have gone into meltdown. “And a major UK photography magazine want to do an article,” competition […]

SHAKESPEARE at the Pop-up Globe is like a cross between stadium rock and a football match. Harking back to performances of the Bard’s work at the original Globe theatre in […]