FREMANTLE council has signed off on a new license giving the South Fremantle Football Club 40 years at Fremantle Oval, as well as an annual support package worth $350,000. The […]

FREMANTLE CBD business have swung behind the council to support a reduction in their rates. In May the council voted to raise rates across the city by 6.7 per cent […]

A PETITION calling for underground power in Spearwood and Hamilton Hill has sparked a clamour for more suburbs to be included. Last month the Spearwood Progress Association presented a petition […]

FREMANTLE Chamber Orchestra has a stunning program for classical music lovers this weekend.  It’s at Government House Ballroom today (Saturday June 25 at 3pm) and Fremantle Town Hall tomorrow, also at […]

FREMANTLE council has toughened up its cat laws again, banning them from all council property despite a spirited defence of the moggie by councillor Geoff Graham. The council also had […]

HAMPTON ROAD’S bus lane might get removed after yet another pedestrian was bowled over by a car near the South Fremantle Shopping Centre. Beaconsfield Primary School year 4 student Ania […]

FREMANTLE councillors have ordered a full report into the cost of the Kings Square redevelopment to “draw a line” under questions about the city’s transparency. New councillor Fedele Camarda moved […]

GUN Dockers draftee Neil Erasmus says he’s still having to pinch himself about his dream job after a rip-roaring start to the season.  The 18 year old made his debut […]

‘A select few wealthy landlords’ FREMANTLE councillor Ben Lawver has hit out at the council’s plans to raise rates by 6 per cent. Cr Lawver says it’s not fair that businesses […]

FORMER Fremantle librarian Betty McGeever is spearheading a push to establish a WA branch of Grandmothers for Refugees. The group was set up in 2014 and has branches up and […]