Reconciliation Week winds up today (Saturday June 3) with a tour of some great First Nation exhibitions at Fremantle Arts Centre. Join FAC curator Glenn Iseger-Pilkington as he guides you […]

In the wake of National Volunteer Week, new research has revealed that Meals on Wheels is helping to tackle social isolation in the elderly and the house-bound.  About 80 per […]

THE little-known and persecuted Bahá’í Faith was the inspiration for a stunning portrait by Iranian-born Khashayar Salmanzadeh in this year’s Hatched exhibition at PICA. Featuring 26 graduates from 21 art […]

‘Covid was a giant pothole in the plan’ HIS surname is Fremantle (the Fremantles), his title is Lord Cottesloe and he left from Swanbourne which is named after the parish […]

The Chook’s Natalie Hug recently attend a high tea fundraiser in Wattle Grove for the charity Breast Cancer Care WA. She was so moved during a speech by Lisa (above) […]

IF you’re walking along the boardwalk at Bathers Beach in Fremantle and a motley crew of bellydancers jump out the dunes and start gyrating and wiggling – don’t worry, it’s […]

PALMYRA’S Pauline Sweeny is one of the amazing athletes competing in this year’s World Transplant Games in Perth. Sweeny has undergone two kidney transplants since 2010 and it’s given her […]

A RECENT clean-up at Minim Cove in Mosman Park uncovered a staggering 25,000 nurdles in just 10sqm and it could be just the tip of the iceberg, claim Sea Shepherd […]

THE Beehive Montessori School in Mosman Park has raised more than $2500 for The Leukaemia Foundation by taking part in the World’s Greatest Shave. One staff member and three students […]

A NOT-FOR-PROFIT organisation providing free, expedited mental health services in Fremantle is expanding after receiving a community grant. Bluebird cut through the health system red tape by allowing people aged […]