Workshop dismantled
by ALEX NEWBIGIN A SUMMER school holiday program hit a bump Wednesday when no kids showed at a kites and bikes workshop run by Dismantle at Fremantle’s Esplanade. Children had […]
Seven hours for a bandaid
by CARMELO AMALFI A MENTALLY ill woman admitted to Fremantle hospital after slashing her wrists over Christmas waited seven hours for treatment, only to be given bandaids. Parents Ian and […]
Presidency reloops
by CARMELO AMALFI & JENNY D’ANGER ROEL LOOPERS, who resigned the presidency of the Fremantle Society two weeks ago—just two weeks after being re-elected unopposed—has withdrawn his resignation. He says […]
Students in the swim
by JENNY D’ANGER WHEN a group of seven Fremantle 12-to-14 year olds finished years of training to achieve their lifesaving bronze medallion, elation was tinged with sadness. They’d become good […]
The art of sport
by BRENDAN FOSTER WHILE the polarity between sport and arts has probably never been wider in Australia, artist Richard Lewer says both can occupy the same playing field. But it […]
A bold Thai
THE LOFT, Fremantle by JENNY D’ANGER: “THE best Thai food in town” is emblazoned on the window of modest-looking eatery The Loft Cafe on Adelaide Street. It’s a bold […]
Something for everyone
by JENNY D’ANGER SUPPOSEDLY it’s not good feng shui for front and back doors of a house to line up. As far as I’m concerned being able to look from […]