A PLAN to reinstall a significant memorial has been welcomed by people who survived institutional care as children. The Unfolding Lives artwork by artist Judith Forrest was unveiled in 2010 […]

HITLER’S dream of global domination might have got bogged down in the slush of a Russian winter, but the family car he championed continues to soldier on, showing that a […]

HILTON’S about to get a social housing boost, with state housing minister John Carey commissioning 32 new timber-framed homes. Announcing the boost to the Hilton Revitalisation Project on Tuesday, Mr […]

A NEW support group for families affected by a loved one’s drug or alcohol use and run by parents who’ve lived through it themselves, has started in Fremantle. The Parent […]

A NEW alternative high school set to open in Fremantle’s CBD early next year has proven so popular its first cohort has already been doubled. Studio School is an offshoot […]

JAKE* knows WA’s mental health services inside and out – and “out” is where he’d much rather be after spending time involuntary in one of the state’s locked psychiatric wards. […]

AS the global COP26 Climate Change Conference wraps up in Glasgow, Fremantle climate campaigner Jemima Williamson-Wong has urged voters not to forget Australia’s “embarrassing” performance at the next federal election.  […]

MELVILLE has become the first council to sign up to a WA Police initiative that helps track down missing people with medical conditions such as dementia. Launched on August 12, […]

THE Fremantle Long Table Dinner is hoping to reach a $500,000 milestone this year. Since the annual charity dinner was first held in 2016 it has raised about $400,000 for […]

THE money raised by the Fremantle Long Table Dinner helps St Pat’s provide invaluable support to the homeless and disadvantaged. This year it has launched several exciting initiatives including their […]