by CARMELO AMALFI JAWS on the walls. Great whites, tigers and mako monsters bare their teeth to visitors at Hugh Edwards’ Cottesloe home. The diver and author’s fearsome collection includes […]

by JENNY D’ANGER THE annual Hulbert Street Sustainability Fiesta has come to an end. A victim of its own success it’s become too big for the suburban street and the […]

by BRENDAN FOSTER ARTISTS at the J-shed on Victoria Quay have been told point blank they will not get long-term commercial leases. In an provocative email to photographer Peter Zuvela, […]

by JENNY D’ANGER SISTERS are doing it not just for themselves, but also for the Wray Avenue community, with the setting up of a Wray Avenue Collective. Increasingly the avenue […]

by DAVID BELL FREMANTLE city council will allow the Fremantle Chamber Orchestra to put A3-sized posters in its tourism centre’s window—but only one day before a big concert. The council […]

by BRENDAN FOSTER A LARGE Moreton Bay Fig next to Fremantle primary school is dying after being poisoned by heavy metals. Fremantle council’s technical services director Peter Pikor says there’s […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]