FREMANTLE seems to be a mecca for interesting and unusual people. Whether they be celebrities like Ben Elton or those who have approached life from a unqiue angle and taken […]

THE East Fremantle Football Club weren’t just kicking goals to get top of the ladder when they ran out for their first home game at the WACA last month. Apart […]

A NEW community choir  is taking Fremantle by storm with up to 120 people attending fortnightly sing-alongs at the Fremantle Arts Centre. Launched in February, the FAC Yeah! Community Choir […]

A BIBRA LAKE business is helping young women embrace their period and overcome any stigma and shame they feel.  Run by Eve Kermack and Karen Peradon-Alaga, Wild, Wise and Worthy […]

ONE of the latest tragic victims of cyberbullying was 15-year-old Nate Bronstein. A pupil at a prestigious private school in Chicago, he suffered relentless online abuse from his classmates, and […]

A NEW campaign aimed at tackling the stigma attached to depression will be targeted at Fremantle, Cockburn and Melville. The Action Against Depression campaign is being spearheaded by Imagined Futures, […]

FREMANTLE cult or progressive commune? That’s the intriguing question explored in the documentary Beloved, an epic autopsy of the Rajneesh sannyasin movement in 1980s Fremantle, as told by those who […]

FREMANTLE Prison will turn purple tonight (Saturday March 26) to help raise money for Epilepsy WA. As part of a state-wide fundraiser, 46 landmarks across WA will be lit purple […]

THERE has been a surge in the number of female volunteers joining Marine Rescue Fremantle in the past two years, according to senior crew member Sophie Preston. Ms Preston says […]

NOT even one of the best mediums in WA could predict that covid would scupper her plans for a state-wide tarot conference in Fremantle. Veteran tarot reader Jo Watkins spent […]