THE sister of a man with intellectual disabilities who faces losing his home has leapt to the defence of Fremantle state Labor MP Simone McGurk. WA mental health minister Helen […]

DEVELOPERS have convinced Fremantle council to water down key components of its city revitalisation scheme. Changes to the already controversial amendment 49 will include adding the Fremantle Malls into the […]

A HEART-WARMING message in a bottle from a young girl to her grandpa has washed up at Woodman Point. “Hi Pa, I’m missing you a lot,” the note reads. “I […]

THE Dave’s Cans rooftop bar on top of the old Myer Building must unplug because of noise complaints. The live venue has been a hit with punters, attracting regular crowds […]

LUCY HEGNEY sent this photo into the Chook this week, gobsmacked a restaurant would allow its customers to be seated so close to South Terrace and the fleet of buses […]

A DEBUT novel by former Fremantle council CEO Ray Glickman explores society’s obsession with reality TV, people’s willingness to be manipulated and their failure to take responsibility for the choices […]

AUSTRALIA is being left behind in the human rights stakes says WA Greens MP Lynn MacLaren, with Scotland becoming the 17th country to extend marriage rights to homosexual couples. Ms […]

FREMANTLE has disappeared from the NBN roll-out map when previously it had been slated for super-fast broadband within three years. Greens senator Scott Ludlam says evidence given to a senate […]

PARKED cars and trucks are wrecking the root systems of 100-year-old Moreton Bay figs at South Fremantle’s Wilson Park. Local tree-lovers want the council to stop motorists parking at the […]

NORTH WARD Fremantle councillor Robert Fittock says he’d “rather be in the jewel in the crown that is Fremantle, rather than a southern dag of a western suburbs council”. He’s […]