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IF you’re struggling to get back into work and “normal life” after the festive break, then some free meditation classes at South Beach could just be the ticket. The classes […]
IF you’re struggling to get back into work and “normal life” after the festive break, then some free meditation classes at South Beach could just be the ticket. The classes […]
CANCER patients and their carers can take advantage of free introductory yoga courses in Hamilton Hill next month. Organised by Cancer Council WA, the Life Now courses have already help […]
Meet the faces behind Freo’s funkiest new fitness event on Monday nights. DID you know just one hour of dancing burns off more calories than jogging – around 800 calories […]
A total of 1300 churches spanning 15 denominations across Australia have come together to help communities around the world who have been affected by conflict and disaster and now must […]
The Fremantle Leisure Centre has become one of the first aquatic centres in WA to be recognised with Gold Waterwise Status. The Centre has been part of the Water Corporation’s […]
FREMANTLE muso Mike Burns is supporting a new nationwide campaign to stop selfish people misusing ACROD parking bays. As part of This Bay is Someone’s Day, eye-catching stickers and posters […]
THE BIG ISSUE will celebrate its 25th birthday with a special 2021 calendar. Packed with hilarious cartoons by Andrew Weldon and stories and photographs of The Big Issue vendors across […]
IT only took a minute, but the pain will last a lifetime for Kylie Parker. Her three-year-old son Jake drowned in the family’s backyard swimming pool at their Geraldton home […]
CURTIN University wants to hear from people who grow their own weed. Its National Drug Research Institute are leading the Australian arm of an international study that aims to better inform […]
THE late Marie Thorne has won the inaugural Sealin Garlett Award for Community Leadership. Named in honour of the late reverend Garlett, the award was presented on Wednesday as part […]