“IT’S all about territory and greed. It’s not about heritage,” says National Trust chief Tom Perrigo, who has criticised a WA housing department decision to “dump” the rundown warders’ cottages […]

THE collapse of Ruocco’s Pizzeria in 2012 has thrown up a nasty surprise for discount voucher holders—even though the business is back up and running under new owners. Palmyra’s John […]

Influenced by its Portuguese origins, and even though predominantly vegetarian, a Goan repertoire cannot be considered complete without seafood. The cafe that sits in the International Food store in East […]

There be dragons at this Irwin Street, East Fremantle home. The mythical creatures were used in mediaeval maps to show unchartered areas where unknown dangers lurked. Perched on the peaked […]

THE Fremantle Esplanade’s horseshoe-shaped mound will be reshaped to accommodate a 3500sqm skateboard park under a number of designs on display in the council foyer. The preferred concept for the […]

FREMANTLE council’s grand vision for revitalising the port city with 4000 new inner-city residents has hit a snag. Mayor Brad Pettitt has publicly claimed a developer is struggling to sell […]

A PACK of youths threw a limestone block at the head of a teenager, knocking him unconscious, and then proceeded to kick and bash him while he lay on the […]

COCKBURN city council has installed the southern hemisphere’s largest windpod system. Windpods were invented by Fremantle resident Graeme Attey and use micro wind turbines to generate power onsite. They feature […]

THE sight of Portuguese graffiti artist Alexandre Farto attacking the side wall of the Norfolk Hotel with a jackhammer doesn’t stop many in their tracks. But the extraordinary image he’s […]

FREMANTLE has lost its thirst for giving blood. The Red Cross says the port city has gone from having some of WA’s most generous veins to its stingiest. Media flak […]