A QUIRKY Beaconsfield goat has become the star of a new children’s picture book from the owners of a local urban farm who’ve sneaked in a few lessons about sustainability. […]

IN their last pitch to voters before postal ballots have to be sealed and mailed off, Melville mayoral candidates Katy Mair and George Gear have thrown in a couple of […]

FREMANTLE’S Blessing of the Fleet is a time of great tradition for the De Ceglie family; fishing is “in the blood”. Their ancestors worked the rich waters off Molfetta, Italy, […]

NORTH WARD in Freo is facing unprecedented pressures over the next decade, from the repurposing of its container port to housing, developers lining up to take advantage of the sweeping […]

NORTH WARD in Freo is facing unprecedented pressures over the next decade, from the repurposing of its container port to housing, developers lining up to take advantage of the sweeping […]

MELVILLE mayoral candidate Jane Edinger is pushing for the Melville Bowling Club to step back from its unprecedented 50-year lease and accept a standard 21-year sporting lease with the council. […]

A NEW documentary which takes viewers behind the colourful facades which once greeted visitors to Fremantle, and into the tense negotiations between occupying protestors and Main Roads over an ‘upgrade’ […]

RANDWICK STABLES in Hamilton Hill is celebrating its century tomorrow (Sunday October 8) with a shindig that’ll have live music, pony rides, a blacksmith display and more., The stables recently […]

INTREPID locals are preparing to set a new world record for the biggest group ice bath at Leighton Beach in North Fremantle. To set the record, 250 people must simultaneously […]

MONARCH butterfly chrysalises and Donald Trump are not usually images that come together naturally in a metaphor. But when Fremantle poet Natalie Damjanovich-Napoleon’s toddler took to whacking some chrysalises off […]