FREMANTLE inclusive performance group Sensorium Theatre celebrated its 100th session for the year at the Coolbellup Learning Centre recently, bringing smiles to its special audience.  Sensorium Theatre began in 2007 with […]

TO mark her first year as the priest of St Paul’s in Beaconsfield, Gemma Baseley will be holding a special pet blessing service in the amphitheatre on the church grounds. […]

PALMYRA’S Sarah Kerr was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy when she was just eight years old. But the condition, which progressively weakens muscle tissue, hasn’t stopped her living life to the […]

AFTER losing his young wife Diana to skin cancer just seven months after her shock diagnosis last year, Cockburn’s Jason Smith is stepping into the ring to raise funds for […]

HILTON Primary’s Carus Thompson has won a City of Fremantle competition with his crazy sci-fi take on the Dingo Flour Mill. Tasked with redesigning Freo landmarks in imaginative ways, the […]

A NEPALESE immigrant living in Leeming is shining a light on people with disabilities by making documentaries about their lives. Utsav Thapaliya has made three compelling docos so far – […]

IT started out as a small treat for the coding club at Fremantle Library, but now it’s blossomed into an award-winning Minecraft world with 400 players and 34 local governments […]

FREMANTLE charity Franciscans of the Cross is planning to revive its women’s group after securing some funding and a new co-ordinator, but is on the lookout for a permanent venue. […]

WILLETON’S Remi Godfrey was in year 12 at Curtin College of the Arts when she was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. The then 17-year-old dancing student had a rash on her […]

KIRRA’S* work colleagues probably thought everything was okay – she had a partner, a decent job and was studying to become a lawyer – but the reality was very different. […]