IT was a beautiful weekend for the inaugural King of Carnac race, which took place Saturday off Woodman Point at the Jervoise Bay Sailing Club. Under a sunny sky, 78 […]

THEY were The Invincibles 70 years before Bradman and Co: a team of Aboriginal cricketers that took Perth by storm. A new book by historian Bob Reece has shed light […]

THE Chook hears there’s some competition for Gino’s on the horizon, with national chain The Coffee Club signing a lease for a prime site just behind the cappuccino strip icon. […]

MARK LAHOGUE is grappling with 1970s-era lesbians. The Record Finder owner was left scratching his head after sifting through thousands of records and stumbling upon a clutch of “women’s music”. […]

THE man behind Adelaide’s booming Rundle Mall has blasted Fremantle’s business community for its “ridiculous” approach to retail. Mall authority chair Theo Maras is visiting the port city and reports […]

THE Fly by Night is in the black for almost the first time in its history, is celebrating its 28th birthday this week— and is on the cusp of announcing […]

AN East Fremantle town councillor believes the Barnett government has chosen a January 31 date for its merger referenda in order to minimise turnout and ensure their failure. Cliff Collinson […]

A GROUP created by Fremantle council to make the city greener has held its first meeting. Mayor Brad Pettitt says one of the group’s goals will be to increase the […]

THERE must be something in the water in Willagee. After last week’s story about the new Carawatha park, Melville council contacted us to say the local complaining about gum trees […]

THE Barnett government is refusing to release information about what parents really think about southern suburbs high schools. Fremantle MP Simone McGurk says the government has resisted Freedom of Information […]