FORGET the idea that ageing means slowing down. In an upcoming exhibition at South Fremantle Continental Cafe from May 23 to June 3, a group of senior artists prove that […]

DOG walkers say they’re being chased off Beaconsfield’s Ken Allen Field as tensions flare between locals, rangers and the Fremantle City Football Club over who gets to use the community […]

TWO Fremantle shops and another in Hamilton Hill were temporarily shut this week under a state government crackdown on illegal tobacco and vape sales. While lauding the closures, Fremantle mayor […]

James Stanwix: In your first stanza from the poem “How to embrace a Quenda”, the persona’s reason for drawing back from trying to photograph the quenda is framed in terms […]

ROSSLYN de SOUZA is a Fremantle community arts and place maker who livens our empty shops by running Street Gallery Fremantle  in their empty windows. She was Fremantle Citizen of […]

MELVILLE council is offering youth outreach for children as young as 10 years old who risk falling through the cracks of WA’s justice system. The City has teamed up with […]

THERE’S a version of a local business that opens, trades and closes. It sells something, takes the money and moves on.  And then there’s the version Maylands produces with unusual […]

WHILE reapplying my lipstick in the bathroom mirror, a woman catches my eye and leans in close. “Was it just me,” she whispers, “or was that kind of shit?” Last […]

THURSDAY morning saw about a dozen artists dotted around Fremantle painting the town’s landscape gearing up for a watercolour competition over the weekend. The Perth Plein Air Painters are a […]

West Australians can make a difference next Friday by helping people like Bibra Lake’s Zara De Nicolis—a 14-year-old living with cystic fibrosis. More than 400 WA adults and children live […]