SEVERAL jurors fell asleep during key evidence presented at the trial of a Spearwood man convicted last week of murdering Randall Lee Duncan in 2012. One juror nodded off for […]

FLY by Night boss John Reid says he’s on track to collect 10,000 signatures that tell the National Trust to let his club stay in the old artillery barracks in […]

“OH, I’m exhausted.” Despite quitting the shadow front bench to spend more time with a sick family member, federal Fremantle MP Melissa Parke is finding life on Labor’s backbench pretty […]

THE seedlings might have enjoyed the rain, but last weekend’s bucketing dampened the enthusiasm of potential tree planters at Hollis Park in South Fremantle. A few hardy souls—including mayor Brad […]

THE Senate has ordered the Abbott government to produce documents central to its decision to provide $925 million in funding to the WA government for the Roe Highway extension through […]

IAN SHANN wants WA Main Roads to go back to the drawing board over its controversial High Street upgrade. The Holland Street man’s call follows the release of Freedom of […]

“LOCAL HERO” Frank Sander’s cry into the disappearing wilderness of White Gum Valley has struck a chord. The realtor’s call for Fremantle council to adopt a significant tree register (“No […]

NYOONGAR elder Richard Wilkes’ claim that Arthur Head could be a major and unrecognised gravesite for Aborigines has been backed by archaeologist Shane Burke. Dr Burke, a lecturer in archaeology […]

STEEP rent rises, traders being pushed around and now a bid for a five-storey redevelopment—there’s a lot happening in Fremantle’s Atwell Arcade. The heritage-listed building was bought last year by […]

THE loss of 20cm from his street to save trees has Salvatore Monaco worried. The Tuckfield Street resident is worried Fremantle council’s attempt to fix an el-cheapo footpath repair job […]