TO shamelessly borrow Josh Wilson’s analogy about Fremantle, it is a place built on “change.”  It was clear to see the Freo candidates for this month’s federal election exemplify the variety […]

Labor sees WA as a critically important state, highlighted by launching its here.  “There is certainly some ground for Labor to be optimistic that WA could be a positive pivot […]

THEY’RE sweet and tasty, kids love them, and they come in all different flavours and colours.  They’re not lollipops, scoops of ice-cream or soft drinks, but e-cigarette, which the Australian […]

WET WICKS vaping store sales employee Raymond Kelman says they don’t see a lot of youngsters trying to get into vaping, saying it’s mostly being picked up by an older […]

A PEACE concert in North Perth on May 22 promises to help the audience explore their feelings toward the Russo-Ukranian war through music. Fremantle Chamber Orchestra’s performance has been titled […]

FOTO FREO is making a comeback after a decade. Australia’s first international photographic festival, Foto Freo ran between 2002 and 2012 before folding when founder Bob Hewitt retired. After forging […]

What happened to Freo’s fashionistas? WA’s fashion stakes have sunk to a new low, with no Fashion Week events scheduled this year, and just two of the state’s designers carrying the […]

TANGNEY Liberal MP Ben Morton is unhappy that election candidates no longer need a council permit to put up campaign signs in public places in Melville. Mr Morton said the […]

SOUTH FREMANTLE’S Patisserie La Vespa has become the first business to receive a grant under the McGowan government’s Covid-19 “Activating Alfresco” program. The local favourite has been given $5000 to […]

A MT PLEASANT family is at loggerheads with Melville council over two trees they want removed from their verge, saying they are so close to the fenceline, children could climb […]