“WHERE the bloody hell do I go?” Eric is one of about 70 elderly residents being forced out of the Coogee Beach Caravan Park so their motorhomes, caravans and transportables […]

But grumbles locals were not consulted THE McGowan government’s pledge to build a $100 million film studio on Victoria Quay in Fremantle has been well received, although there have been […]

COLIN NICHOL rounds up expectations about Kings Square, “a game changer for not only Fremantle, but for the retail landscape across Perth.” ONE of the much-anticipated significant events for Fremantle is […]

JOHN CURTIN College of the Arts is up for a $21.5 million infrastructure upgrade under a re-elected McGowan government. Along with a new $7.5m gymnasium for Melville Senior High School, […]

A GLOBAL pandemic and an upcoming election won’t stop the art world from soldiering on, with the DADAA exhibition Friday Fair Isles opening on Friday as part of Perth Festival. […]

Calls to extend JobKeeper CALLS for the Morrison government to extend its JobKeeper support for Covid-affected businesses continue to mount as Fremantle council’s monthly accounts starkly outline how far the […]

‘Lawful, reasonable, within authority’ FREMANTLE’S acting mayor has declared everything is now on the table regarding the council’s handling of the homeless Tent City on Pioneer Park. At this week’s […]

A PROMISE to reconsider the alignment of a replacement for the Fremantle Traffic Bridge has been welcomed by local groups, but they want the consultation to go further. Earlier this […]

RESIDENTS from the Beacy Bronx say Homeswest has reneged on a promise they’d be no worse off when relocated. The state housing department has already demolished dozens of houses in […]

THE Herald has been caught up in the stoush between US tech billionaire Mark Zuckerberg and Australia’s media moguls, with our Facebook page wiped clean by the social media giant […]