ANTARCTIC supply vessel MPV Everest docked in Fremantle port for repairs on Tuesday after a dramatic on-board fire brought its latest voyage to an unexpected end.  The ship had been […]

Freo’s historic olives give up their fruit AS the fruit bending the branches of Freo’s ubiquitous and historic olive trees begin to blacken, a new generation of residents are preparing […]

FREMANTLE council CEO Philip St John has resigned after five years in the role. Mr St John, who was only one year into his latest contract, said despite the rewards […]

A SIMPLE puff on an asthma inhaler can be a life-saver, but it also pumps out a greenhouse gas 1000 times more potent than carbon dioxide. And while one squeeze […]

AN exhibition paying homage to Fremantle’s fishing community, as well as trying to preserve some of their dying arts, will headline a bumper local contribution to the Australian Heritage Festival […]

THE Australian Heritage Festival which will take over Fremantle Prison for the next month came a little early last weekend during a concert by legendary Aussie rockers Hoodoo Gurus. Frontman […]

This week we finish our story about amazing Fremantle businesswoman and adventurer Marion Bell, who was a suggestion for the renaming of King’s Square, but has instead been identified by […]

A MINIATURE exhibition of naval sea power in the Shipwrecks Museum in Fremantle has proven so popular it’s been extended so people heading to the Anzac Day ceremonies can stop […]

THE little-known story of the multifaith contingent who served their country will be the focus of an Anzac service being run by the Lions Club of Bullcreek. Lions club president […]

FREMANTLE music icon Mojo’s is in crisis, with a swag of bands cancelling gigs and dozens of regulars vowing a boycott over the conduct of co-owner Andrew Ryan. Last Friday […]