IT’S an open invite—and it might help someone deal with loss. A sunrise walk in Kings Park on Saturday (September 12) will remember loved ones who lost their lives to […]

FOR some people, it’s more than just a singsong. Gulf War veteran Bradley Haynes has suffered from PTSD on and off for 20 years. He’s battled everything from agoraphobia and […]

PALMYRA six-year-old Zahara Kitchener was the youngest of four students to have their poetry brought to life at this year’s Lightscape in Kings Park. After an Easter school holiday workshop, […]

IT’S been 16 years in the making. Since moving from England to Australia in 2010, artist Rachel Riggs has been itching to make an interactive adventure for kids about the […]

FREMANTLE local Hayley is one of the people benefiting from a new Epilepsy Support Group at Dôme Café on Riverside Road. Up until this year, there were five Epilepsy WA […]

THE inaugural Solstice by the Sea will culminate in a mass winter dip at Bathers Beach this morning (Saturday June 20). The bracing paddle is organised by Cold Nips, a […]

CELEBRATE all things blue and wet—and maybe a beer—at World Ocean Day at Gage Roads Freo on Monday evening (June 8). The free event features talks from leading scientists, conservationists […]

IT’S one of the biggest community triumphs in recent years—the North Freo Bowlo. The circa 1957 bowling club had fallen into a state of disrepair, so in late 2023 a […]

HIT Netflix shows, TikTok influencers and anal beads. It’s not all connected to some shallow celebrity, but the ancient, intellectual game of chess. In recent years, it has enjoyed a […]

EXPENSIVE gyms, personal trainers, people posing in Lorna Jane on the school run. Forget about all that nonsense and go for a free walk as part of Heart Week (May […]