by JENNY D’ANGER NATASHA MORRIS says it may be the 21st century but Victorian attitudes abound about female plumbers. The 29-year-old is one of only a handful of women in […]

by BRENDAN FOSTER and BRIAN MITCHELL PLANS to sell part of East Fremantle Oval for housing and an aged care village have re-emerged after a six-year hiatus. Resident Damien Flynn […]

Freo shines for German TV by ALEX NEWBIGIN IT was lunch and a show for Kailis’ customers Wednesday when a popular German TV soap filmed an episode on the harbour. […]

by ALEX NEWBIGIN MELVILLE mother Liz Brunt and her sister Emma Taylor have developed a smartphone app for families seeking summer holiday fun. The idea was born from frustration at […]

by BRENDAN FOSTER SOCIALIST ALLIANCE has preselected Fremantle councillor Sam Wainwright to run in Willagee and Hilton local Sanna Andrew to run in Fremantle at the March 9 state election. […]

by DAVID BELL A MEN’S shed is on the cards for Buckley Street in Cockburn Central. Cockburn city council’s feasibility study reckons men’s sheds in Australia are taking off—PM Julia […]

WA housing department accused of neglect by BRENDAN FOSTER MATURE frangipani trees in the front gardens of the old warders’ cottages in Fremantle’s Henderson Street are dying of thirst and […]

BUS driver Christian Rosca, 45, is on a roller coaster ride of love and loyalty. The Russian and French-speaking engineer is one of 56 people in Fremantle who plan to […]

by BRENDAN FOSTER PLANS to squeeze up to 1500 homes in a six-storey complex in South Fremantle have locals concerned about the place resembling a “great big brick”. The 16-hectare […]

‘This project is all about providing an inspiring and practical example of hot to create beautiful and resource efficient homes’ by JENNY D’ANGER A BUNCH of long-haired uni students keeping […]