YOU can buy just about anything at a garage sale, so why not the house? Which is what Shani Graham and Tim Darby did with their Hulbert Street place. “We […]

FREO FARM came another step closer to fruition this week with a council committee giving it the green light—with conditions. The plan to turn parts of the old South Fremantle […]

ON November 21, 1962, Sister Cecilia Salvadori (right) moved into a small property on Attfield Street. More than 50 years later, she’s still there. This weekend, Sister Cecilia and four […]

Freo app launch FREMANTLE mayor Brad Pettitt is backing a smartphone app that marries up disused properties with clients. Spacemarket will launch its Why so empty? app today, Saturday April […]

GRAEME MACKENZIE is the CEO at Fremantle city council. In this week’s THINKING ALLOWED he takes issue with the Herald’s reporting. Thinking Allowed…or is it? The name of this column […]

The city is investigating options for its own commercial benefit and its own strategic objectives—not for the benefit of the developer FREMANTLE city council may buy an “undetermined number of […]

The revelation of the council’s plans to buy into the Heirloom project didn’t stop Dr Pettitt attacking the Herald for last week’s front page story and headline about the development. […]

ALMOST 60 per cent of Fremantle residents are happy to merge with neighbouring East Fremantle, according to a Fremantle council survey. Councils had till yesterday, April 5, to submit their […]

KEEP Freo in Freo campaigners say Cockburn council will “break its piggy bank” luring the Dockers south, with the project to cost a whopping $150 million to operate over 30 […]

April 16 forum: What will Cockburn Central look like in 2031? THE South West Group says Cockburn Central could become the most successful transit-orientated development in WA over the next […]