A FREMANTLE support service for people who grew up in out-of-home care is fighting an eviction notice from the Catholic order which owns their building. Tuart Place claims they’re being […]

MINING billionaire Andrew Forrest’s company Fiveight has been given approval to build a  six-storey hotel on the former Spicers site in Fremantle.  The state-controlled Joint Development Assessment Panel conditionally approved […]

THE WA Maritime Museum’s latest interactive exhibition Fremantle Then & Now: Historic Panorama’s exhibition showcases 20 panoramic photographs of Fremantle from the 1800s to present day.  The exhibition uses immersive […]

IS democracy in reality only an urban myth? Greens MLC and former Freo mayor Brad Pettitt expressed his frustration about being largely ignored by the McGowan government, and that his […]

A YOUNG animal lover has teamed up with a Fremantle pizzeria with a quirky campaign to raise awareness about homeless animals. Former Melville high school student Dean Morris recruited Hilton […]

THE 2022 Wild Goose Lecture will explore a book of poetry with a mysterious coded cover by Irish Fenian, author and activist John Boyle O’Reilly, written during his time as […]

FORMER wartime prime minister and Fremantle MP John Curtin is being honoured by 200 uni students volunteering across the state as part of the John Curtin Weekend. Curtin University students […]

Electors tell council to step up ABOUT 120 electors packed East Fremantle council’s chamber last Thursday, passing a raft of unanimous motions urging the council to reject a proposed aged […]

I really like the former  South Fremantle Power Station.  The huge 71-year-old Art Deco building has something majestic about it in it’s minimalist architecture, so I am one of many […]

A TAILOR in the Westgate Mall who will need to replace his roof after it was damaged because of heavy leaking has pointed the finger at the Little Lane development […]