Chinese exports on hold over tensions LOCAL rock lobster sales have taken off in Fremantle Harbour just as a Chinese trade halt has knocked the industry for six.  Legislative changes […]

Unpacking the Sannyasin aftermath A NEW four-hour documentary which seeks to unpack the colourful and controversial Rajneeshee movement in Fremantle during the 1980s will premiere next month. The Beloved is […]

THE Herald always gets a bit excited when archaeologist Shane Burke fires up his ground probing radar. A few years back Notre Dame’s senior lecturer in archaeology and history used […]

Art project helps deal with loss A GROUP of women whose children were forcibly taken by authorities are finding solace through a collaborative artwork with Fremantle ceramic artist Jenny Dawson. […]

WA’S new Opposition leader Libby Mettam has seized on reduced funding for Fremantle port infrastructure to claim the McGowan government is running it down to justify the outer harbour project. […]

THE department planning WA’s outer harbour has acknowledged that national security issues have mainly been run past a state government department rather than Defence itself. Former premier Colin Barnett has […]

SETTING up tents under the noses of WA’s leaders, 30 of Perth’s homeless residents and allies brought the issue of poverty to the doorsteps of Parliament on Wednesday. Indigenous outcry […]

FREMANTLE has pulled off a nail-biting last ball win against Mount Lawley thanks to a ripping effort from Jhye Richardson, whose match-winning bowling signalled his return to international cricket can’t […]

AN aspiring Young Matilda has just taken a big step towards her dream of representing Australia by the time she hits 16. South Fremantle resident Sophia Brooks (13), who featured […]

A LOCAL film director has helped bring WA’s multicultural history to the Arab world while shedding some light on a little-known connection between the two far-distant lands. After receiving critical acclaim […]