ENLIGHTENED souls wouldn’t walk into a rock concert and murder innocent people, nor blow themselves up in a packed restaurant, says Hugh Wilson. The Fremantle resident says this is the […]

I THOUGHT this month I would talk bikes. Because this burst of beautiful spring weather encourages anyone to dust off the old treadly and go for a ride and because […]

The world’s most authoritative body on climate change, the IPCC, released the first part of its fifth report on September 27. Whilst the results were consistent with what we already […]

Rehabilitated mining pits are providing a surprise food source for WA’s threatened Carnaby’s black cockatoo. Murdoch University researchers have documented the birds’ feeding habits over three years at the Newmont […]

Two Fremantle green energy projects are gritting their teeth, determined to prevail over the blustery headwind that is the Abbott government and its chilly attitude towards climate change. Fremantle wind […]

As the federal election campaigns come to an end the future for Australia’s commitment to carbon reduction seems to have waned to levels worthy of great concern. At both a […]

If fracking of the Canning Basin goes ahead we can expect bores of around 2km deep using 20 million litres of water per bore. At what point is extracting energy […]

Local Greens pollie Lynn MacLaren says Fremantle is the “canary on the coastline” when it comes to global warming. The south metropolitan MP has just returned from California where the […]

New Fremantle Labor MP Simone McGurk says the decade-old fight for cash for recycled cans and bottles will drag on unless WA implements its own scheme. She’d like the state […]