THE specialist music program at Fremantle College earned some kudos recently, with year 12 student Siena Rebelo taking out the emerging talent award at the Nannup Music Festival. The 17-year-old […]

POLITICS in the Pub turns its gaze to a long-held dream of Fremantle becoming a true “university city” when it next meets on Tuesday March 28 at The Local Hotel […]

A PROPOSED redevelopment of the old Matilda Bay Brewery/Ford factory into a high-rise precinct has been knocked back by the state’s development assessment panel. The decision on Thursday afternoon came […]

A PIONEERING television presenter and journalist who once ended up in bed with John Lennon and Yoko Ono says a new generation of her female colleagues are “on the rise” […]

STAFF from the Fremantle Arts Centre have claimed patrons were put at risk last week because a roof replacement involving asbestos removal has been poorly managed. A last-minute decision to […]

FREMANTLE council is poised to support the Yes campaign for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, backed by $35,000 of ratepayer funds. The council’s finance and policy committee on Wednesday voted […]

FREMANTLE rock lobster fishers have welcomed signs that China’s freeze on Australian imports may soon thaw, but say they won’t forget local buyers who got them through the hard times.  […]

PRODIGY is a word often misused, but in the case of Royal Fremantle golfers Eddie and Tom Cassidy it’s justified. The History of The Royal Fremantle Golf Club (Fuller 2005) […]

RESEARCHERS say it’s too early to tell whether an artificial reef installed at CY O’Connor beach a year ago has been successful in reducing erosion. The engineered fringing reef was […]

YANGEBUP slugger Hayden Wright has finished his rollercoaster career with a title belt and his first knockout since 2016. Wright fought back to take out the Journeyman’s belt at the […]