MARTIN GROUNDS is an architect and North Fremantle resident. In this week’s Thinking Allowed he responds to plans to redevelop the heritage-listed Matilda Bay Brewery/Ford Factory.  HERE are the points […]

Part 2 of CARL PAYNE’S response to plans for a hotel on the Spicer site in Fremantle SOME of this pressure has come from development approval assessors taking height cues […]

GRANT REVELL is a design strategist and writer from North Fremantle. In this week’s Thinking Allowed he explores the 2021 Fremantle Biennale architectural commission Gathering Place, which won the prestigious […]

BEN LAWVER is a Hilton ward councillor at the City of Fremantle who’s arguing against giving rate relief to the CBD at the expense of the city’s suburbs. MEMBERS of […]

MARGARET MATASSA is the secretary of the Swan Estuary Reserves Action Group, which has been working tirelessly for years along the Melville foreshore to try and return it – and […]

Part 2 of one of Australia’s most influential directors Esther Hill about challenging the education status quo. THIS ‘balance’ the TAC of NSW calls for, repeats the need for a […]

(no nods to Donald) Named this month by The Educator Magazine as one of Australia’s Most Influential Educators, Esther Hill, Director of Djoowak, The Beyond Boundaries Institute and Dean of Teaching […]

EDWARD AITKEN is studying politics at Notre Dame University. He’s been looking at some of the trends in catching the voters’ attention over the last few election cycles and reckons […]

PAUL GAMBLIN is from the Leighton Action Coalition (www.SaveLeighton.org) and explains why we should be worried about plans for housing across the road from Port Beach. EACH year as dunes […]

SAM WAINWRIGHT is a founding member of the Fremantle Refugee Rights Action Network and a former Fremantle councillor. LABOR leader Anthony Albanese informed the media on April 14 that there […]