TWELVE-YEAR-OLD Leanne Woods couldn’t understand why she’d suddenly become invisible to so many friends. Kids she’d shared a joyful childhood with in Coolbellup looked straight past her when paths crossed […]

A CATHOLIC philosopher who authored a paper titled Law, Morality and “Sexual Orientation” that discusses the “evil of homosexual conduct” will be a guest lecturer at Fremantle’s Notre Dame University […]

SALLY MORGAN and Meg McKinlay are two of six authors shortlisted from a national field for the Wilderness Society’s 20th Environment Award for Children’s Literature. Morgan, of Bicton, says a […]

• Visiting landscaper and artist Michael Cox admires the sketch outline of South Beach kiosk’s new mural: “I like the concept of the piece of art, that it’s the mother of […]

MELVILLE city council has dramatically reined in the power of CEO Shayne Silcox. His authority to sell council assets without seeking the elected council’s permission has been reduced from $8 […]

PUBLIC art has been stolen from Wireless Hill leaving the artist devastated. Yuko Takahashi’s 30cm piece Conversation, featuring a little girl looking up at a stark tree, was installed in […]

MORE than 150 people have submitted a document opposing the skate park at the Esplanade to Fremantle council this week. It’s enough to trigger a special electors’ meeting where opponents […]