ADIN LANG is a councillor with the City of Fremantle, which recently gave its approval for a redevelopment of the Woolstores Shopping Centre, including a new police station for Fremantle. […]

ANTONY SVILICICH is a Spearwood architect who helped to get the Spearwood Progress Association back up and running in 2018 before having a tilt at getting onto council. In this […]

Fremantle resident DR TOM VOSMER is a maritime archaeologist who worked in the Middle East for decades. In this THINKING ALLOWED he details the financial cost of off-shore detention. WHAT are we afraid […]

Fremantle local COLIN NICHOL questions why the “Rainbow” sea container sculpture gets repaired while the cliffs at Arthur Head continue to crumble. WITH attention distracted to so many issues in Fremantle, […]

IN this week’s THINKING ALLOWED, Fremantle MP JOSH WILSON responds to the federal government’s “Closing the gap” statement on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, released last month. Mr Wilson […]

JAN RODDA is as Freo as you get – qualifying originally in science, she’s long kept an alternative eye on what’s really going on with the environment and what we […]

FREMANTLE Society president JOHN DOWSON says the council is whitewashing history with its proposed renaming of Kings Square, and needs to listen to the local community more. JOHN CURTIN: “Where […]

THE Chook takes its gaze north of the river today, courtesy of journalist MARK TILLY, who lives and works in the Perth CBD. We reckon his argument that the backlash […]

THE trial of WA Extinction Rebellion coordinator Jesse Noakes for trespassing at the West Australian newspaper’s Osborne Park offices was adjourned last week in order for a magistrate to consider […]

Former shopping centre manager and internationally famous DJ COLIN NICHOL feels the Kings Square development is more likely to be more isolated than integrated. IT seems leasing around Kings Square’s […]