LETTERS 7.11.26
Dream team THE beautiful nurses, physios and others who team up to care for people like me in Fremantle Hospital’s rehabilitation ward are well and truly due for the monumental […]
Dream team THE beautiful nurses, physios and others who team up to care for people like me in Fremantle Hospital’s rehabilitation ward are well and truly due for the monumental […]
Success – at last A FEW weeks ago marked a historic occasion – The first AFLW game at Cockburn ARC Oval in Cockburn Central, a game which saw the Fremantle […]
Thanks for a great job OUR police force receive a lot of negative flack. Tis a thankless task indeed. I would like to give some very positive feedback to our […]
You can Commbank on it Regarding your front-page article last week (“Anger as branch goes,” Herald, July 4). People, please – give the Commonwealth Bank a break. They reported a […]
The cold pebble & the Christmas tree FREMANTLE has a secret way of drawing in those people who just don’t seem to fit anywhere else. In 1997, not long after […]
Ridgy didge I AGREE with Prof Holly Kirk that ecological needs should be balanced with human needs (“Closure of bush trails devastating,” Thinking Allowed, June 13). But the balance has […]
Collective cultures THE irony in the recent Thinking Allowed was not lost on me – was it on you (“Don’t allow one culture to be built over another,” Herald, May […]
Up the wrong tree THE Herald’s front page story about the dog owners at Ken Allen missed several important points and misrepresented the football club, which simply wants girls to […]
Baa-lees to a war zone AS president of Stop Live Exports, I am deeply concerned that the federal government is considering granting live export permits to the Middle East under […]
The elephant on the stage I AM briefly visiting from North Queensland. I’ve taken the time to read cover-to-cover the Fremantle Herald. Rowan Keene’s excellent article (“Why Fringe is a […]