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 […]

Rack off? EARLIER this week I visited Walyalup Koort (as I do every Wednesday) and secured my bike to the bike racks, in the undercover area adjoining the Tourist Information […]

Ringalings SINCE the beginning of time South Terrace has been a parade for “hot wheels”.  It’s generally social and kind of interesting.  But something is definitely changing. I am seeing […]

Wonder WONDER if changing Australia Day to Australians Day, which includes everyone in the country, might be better, as well as having the day at the end of the month. […]

Bliss revved SOUTH FREMANTLE is a blissful place to live.  Its unique ambiance; the breeze from the ocan, the steady rhythm of the regular trains, great coffee everywhere, the variety […]

Whose voice? THE piece on Voices for Fremantle was interesting, as far as it went. I say that because from the article, there’s still a lot that’s unclear about who […]