RESIDENTS are losing sleep over street drags and burnouts on a winding “rat run” linking Leach and Canning highways. And they say it is only a matter of time before […]

THE Greens plan to drag the Barnett government through the courts over its plans to use drum lines to catch and kill sharks off the WA coast. The government plans […]

FREMANTLE city council has jumped aboard the global food van phenomenon to try to liven up some of its under-used parks. Gourmet food vans have been a hot topic internationally […]

THE Kelp Bar at Bathers Beach will rise again. Well, for at least the next two months. Kidogo Arthouse founder Joanna Robertson has been fighting red tape to get the […]

THE Greens want health impacts assessed as part of the approval process for heavy traffic projects in urban areas. Environmental impacts are already assessed and they say it makes sense […]

A COST blow-out in the warders’ cottages repair bill threatens to sink council plans to redevelop the historic site for public use. The Herald understands at an internal council briefing […]

SCOTT LUDLAM says new “shocking figures” about homelessness should be a wake-up call for the Abbott government to fund shelters that turn hundreds away each day. The Australian Institute of […]

HARRY DEACON (right) says the demise of the humble backyard shed is the reason he’s selling his hardware store after 30 years. When he opened Attadale Hardware dads and granddads […]

A LOOMING Australia-wide ban soon to be introduced on wireless microphones could ruin small businesses and non-profit clubs and cost the WA education department millions. The owner of a Hamilton […]

MELISSA PARKE has again publicly broken ranks on Labor’s asylum seeker policy, declaring that boat arrivals should be processed in Australia and not off-shore. The federal Fremantle Labor MP says […]