Tidy nature HAVING seen the tent city for the first time the other day, I was impressed by the tidy nature of it; not really an eyesore at all, as […]

Cheap solution BRAD’S not happy with our new tent city.  What’s the problem?  Around 100 homeless people need a bed for the night. That doesn’t sound like a huge, impossible […]

Priorities, folks WHERE to allocate scarce funding is no doubt difficult for the City of Fremantle however one does have to query some of the priorities.  For example, the city […]

Lessons clearly not learned I AM hoping that there is a misprint on page 6 of the Herald December 5 issue; I am hoping that the 943 figure in the […]

Devastated I WAS devastated to read that the Hilton IGA – a lovely shop, bit cramped but with great service and product – is to be replaced by Coles, in […]

A lemon HELLO, your story on the Amara development is interesting in that the government clearly didn’t do its homework otherwise it would know this development is a lemon. The […]

Shared values ON Citizenship Day, acting immigration minister Alan Tudge declared it was a time when we should reflect on, and reaffirm commitment to, our shared values as Australians.  He […]

A kind soul I READ this week’s Herald, and recognised a senior lady that you wrote about (“Timed out,” October 31, 2020). I took my wife and three kids to […]

Field studies I WAS educated in England and I lived in rural towns with populations ranging from 12,000 to 20,000.  During spring time and prior to the summer school holidays, […]

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 […]