Meet KAVI GUPPTA, City of Fremantle’s community engagement partner, who’s been given the enviable task of talking with locals to find out what they’d like to see in the city […]

PAM HARRIS retired as the librarian at the Fremantle History Centre in Fremantle Library in December 2018 after working there since September 2007. SINCE retiring in December 2018 I have […]

The City of Fremantle is conducting a review of its Strategic Community Plan and isn’t afraid to tackle the big issues. FREMANTLE MAYOR HANNAH FITZHARDINGE outlines why it’s important to […]

DR CHRIS JOHANSEN is a consultant in agricultural research and development with 55 years’ experience in the safe use of radioisotopes in agricultural research in Australia and internationally. INCREASED visits […]

FREMANTLE Residents Against Illegal Camping are a grassroots group who’ve been campaigning against the wall-to-wall campervans that are taking over South Fremantle for a couple of years. They took exception […]

CENTRELINK legislation is in drastic need of reform The Social Security Act and Social Security (Amendments) Act each contain over 1000 sections, most of which are designed to deny people […]

PADDY CULLEN is coordinator of Save the Black Cockatoos I WAS walking in a bit of Cockburn Wildlife Corridor bush in Hami Hill recently, with giant Tuart Trees and Banksia […]

SHEILA ROBBSHAW is a Leeming resident and in her own words, a “cantankerous old bat who likes to sound off about things”. THERE is a lovely story about an English […]

HERE’S part 2 of DAVID BUTTERFIELD’S recollections about his life as a ‘Nasho’, one of the 63,735 young Australian men called up for mandatory national service. In this installment, he’s […]

EDWARD BOUVERIE has lived in Fremantle since 1987.  I ATTENDED the special  electors meeting on November 14. I congratulate mayor Hannah Fitzhardinge for her humour, tolerance and patience in chairing […]