SEVENTY years after Jan Middleton plunged more than 10 metres from the old Fremantle Traffic Bridge in a car, she wants to be one of the first people to cross […]

SOUTH FREMANTLE’S battle between residents and its booming hospitality scene has turned personal, with locals complaining of blocked driveways, drunken patrons and late-night noise — while a bar developer has […]

THE City of Fremantle will press ahead with plans for a new junior sports oval at Hilton Park despite strong community opposition. Councillors voted to progress the Hilton Park Northern […]

A FORMER Fremantle veteran who was among the first Australian troops sent to Afghanistan says the 25th anniversary of the deployment is a chance to reflect on a conflict that […]

WHILE the world was worrying about missiles in Cuba, the Beatles and the looming Summer of Love, young Rod Murray had more immediate concerns. He was discovering the joys of […]

WHAT should Western Australia leave behind when it celebrates its bicentenary in 2029? The Fremantle Society is continuing to seek ideas for projects that could create a lasting legacy for […]

TWENTY-FIVE years after Australian troops were first sent to Afghanistan, former Fremantle veteran Rob Cashman remembers a deployment that began with excitement and confidence but left h im questioning some […]

WE dived into the Herald archives this week to chart the history of the Fremantle Football Club. From the day inaugural coach Gerard Neesham was snapped by our photographer Shane […]

FREMANTLE businesses face a “slap in the face” if the Dockers simply drive a bus down the Cappuccino Strip before taking the premiership cup to Cockburn, Fremantle Chamber of Commerce […]

THE City of Perth has sacked chief executive Michelle Reynolds after an independent investigation, just days after a formal inquiry into the council’s governance began. Ms Reynolds’ employment was terminated […]