FREMANTLE mayor Ben Lawver wants to win both the Fremantle Dockers women’s and men’s teams back to Fremantle, while acknowledging Fremantle Oval’s deterioration prompted the AFLW side’s decision to move […]

THE long-running push to redevelop the former Leeuwin Barracks site in East Fremantle is heading into a new phase, with Defence scheduling a public community information session next month. The […]

THE City of Fremantle will take over management of the financially troubled Fremantle Park Sport and Community Centre in a bid to prevent the facility collapsing under ongoing losses and […]

AFTER five difficult years marked by COVID-19 shutdowns and funding cuts, Perth’s iconic Blue Room Theatre is striving to bring artists back to the stage.  The theatre in Northbridge is […]

TODAY (Saturday May 30) the individual work of 10 WA artists ‘working their magic’ over seven days at the same location, will be launched in Nyisztor Studio Fremantle. This fascinating […]

ABORIGINAL elder Aunty Trish Hill-Wall says racism is “creeping in again” following the alleged attempted bombing of an Aboriginal protest march in Forrest Chase earlier this year, warning many are […]

YOUNG West Australians say housing, cost of living and public transport should have been bigger priorities in the Cook government’s recent Budget. The Youth Affair Council of WA recently surveyed […]

POLICE numbers at a Perth defence industry conference have been criticised as “through the roof”, amid claims WA is being drawn into an AUKUS-fuelled military build-up. Greens MLC Sophie McNeill […]

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 […]