THE Fremantle Ports Harbour Master Classic kicks off next Sunday May 15 and the women who took out last year’s inaugural event are keen for another shot. Sinead Noonan took […]

FREMANTLE might still be in the running for a state-funded film studio on Victoria Quay. While announcing a pre-budget $20.5m package to make Victoria Quay more enticing to visitors on […]

COCKBURN council has put off making a decision on a contentious mountain bike trail in Manning Park after a gruelling and often passionate debate on Thursday evening. A full chamber […]

FREMANTLE council is planning to make Virginia Ryan Park a new dog exercise area to try and reduce conflict between sports groups and owners on nearby Stevens Reserve.  The council […]

Rotary Fremantle’s Give a Damn, Give a Can campaign has been a big success in the participating supermarkets and pharmacies and is now moving into local schools. Co-ordinator Deb Greenwood […]

FANCY a night locked up in a cage? That’s what local Free the Bears campaigner Jill Sweeney is up to this weekend to raise funds to help rescue the fluffy […]

THE Morrison government has committed $1.75m to build a Chinese community centre to help migrant mums connect.  Tangney Liberal MP Ben Morton said the volunteers mums from Chinese Mums Incorporated […]

Back-to-basics budget FREMANTLE ratepayers look set to get an average $120 added to their rates bill this year. The council’s finance and policy committee gave the nod to a 6 per […]

HOUSING emerged as one of the hot topics at the Fremantle Candidates Forum on Tuesday evening. Housing policies from Labor, the Greens and the Coalition promise to make owning a […]

DISILLUSIONMENT with the major parties could see a protest vote that’ll give minor parties a more prominent role in Fremantle, says a political analyst. Notre Dame University politics lecturer James […]