B-grade decisions RE the Victoria Quay Development: Are we really proposing to erect warehouse-like structures on the harbour without real consultation of the residents and the general public who love our […]

Slide rule LAST night Fremantle council’s finance committee voted to progress a non-compliant tender in respect to the Walyalup Civic Centre hospitality space. This will be take two in an […]

All that’s left I HAD a thought about the Kings Square renaming debate… Why not “St John’s Church”, “High Street Mall Extension” and “Newman Court”?  That is all that is left […]

Apt tribute I THINK it is both fantastic and clever of Transperth to pay tribute to our fallen heroes and I love what they have done to my local bus stop […]

Trailblazing? I’VE always understood ‘trailblazing’ to be a positive description of progress. When a friend and I were walking in Boo Park recently, at around midday on a Friday, we passed a […]

Speedy response I REFER to the letter (“Revenue raising,” Herald, August 29, 2020) claiming that doing 55kmh in a 40kmh zone on Port Beach Road and receiving an infringement notice is […]

At a crossroad LAST evening, I attended a workshop by Main Roads regarding proposals for renewal of the Swan River – Derbal Yerrigan crossings between Fremantle and North Fremantle. It […]

Grrrrrrrrrrrr… HILTON: Place of chainsaws Infill, infill, infill. Chainsaw, chainsaw, chainsaw. Whilst widely regarded that infill has its merits, the denuding of the suburb would appear to be a less […]

Vagued out YOUR piece on “Army exercise a real scream for kids” (Herald, August 1, 2020) finally lets neighbours close to the old TAFE, opposite Bruce Lee Oval, know where […]

Off-track THE city was not given an opportunity to comment on claims in last week’s Herald article (“Backpedal starts on MB trail,” Herald, July 18, 2020) about the proposed mountain […]