Sun sets, sales rise
by BRENDAN FOSTER PORTSIDERS have embraced the new Sunset Food Markets at Bather’s Beach. Former Fremantle councillor Georgie Adeane, who created the markets which stretch between Kidogo Arthouse and the […]
Final chapter
by DAVID BELL AFTER nearly 28 years Cover to Cover book exchange in Melville Plaza has shut down. The second oldest shop in the store (after the optician), it was […]
Family want probe widened
by CARMELO AMALFI THE family of suicide victim Neil Marcial (right) wants WA Coroner Alistair Hope to include him in an investigation into deaths at the Alma Street mental health […]
Legacy to be marked
by JENNY D’ANGER WHEN potter Joan Campbell died in 1997 there was calls for a memorial to her artistic legacy. More than 15 years on it’s about to come to […]
Letters 26.1.13
Shine on, Clem I WOULD like to congratulate you on such a beautiful, happy photo on the front page on December 15. Clem Harvey surrounded by such beautiful sunflowers. I […]
Hospital GP: the bigger picture
BRETT MONTGOMERY is a part-time doctor with the Hospital General Practice. The practice recently moved from Fremantle Hospital to East Fremantle after a stoush with the Health department, but he […]
Powerful landscape
“I just quite like the desolate landscape without the human influence or a person standing there.” by Brendan Foster LANDSCAPE artist Lindsay Pow says but for his dyslexia he may […]
A wonderful world
MONDO, Attadale by JENNY D’ANGER: Mondo is Italian for world, and Deli Di Mondo’s shelves groan with an assortment of boutique comestibles from around the globe including olive oils, unusual […]
Link up with a great lifestyle
by ALEX NEWBIGIN You’ll never again need to borrow a cup of sugar from the neighbours. This family home is situated perfectly to accomplish on foot all your errands. Garden […]
High beam on Beamish
by Jenny D’Anger A bloke was wheeling a blue kayak down the road as I pulled up to this Beamish Avenue, Mt Pleasant home. It should have told me something, […]