Run Freo, Run!
THE Fremantle Running Festival is back next Sunday November 8, with competitors able to opt for a full 21.1km marathon, 10km fun run or 5km trot through the city’s CBD […]
Breaking ground in Capel
A FREMANTLE ceramic artist and her long-time Noongar collaborator have created history by helping design WA’s first police station to acknowledge pre-colonial history. The new Capel Police Station, which was […]
Field studies
Field studies I WAS educated in England and I lived in rural towns with populations ranging from 12,000 to 20,000. During spring time and prior to the summer school holidays, […]
It’s all about the money
FRANK MOFFLIN is a Fremantle councillor. Having gone through possibly the most tumultuous period in the city’s history, he says it’s highlighted why we can’t just go back to “normal”. […]
Top marks
OUR weekend break in Rottnest didn’t go to plan when my wife’s team Geelong got thumped in the grand final. We watched the game in the local cinema – a hall […]
Stand-up survivor
FROM the refugee camps of Ethiopia to the burbs of northern Perth, comedy sensation Emo has seen his fair share of horror – but now he’s making people laugh. Since […]
Maxed-out art
A NEW gallery “Art Marx” has opened on High Street in Fremantle’s West End. Owners James and Tracy-Ann Morris say they have created an open, modern space for local and […]
Family treat
THIS family home in Alfred Cove is elegance personified. The facade is tasteful with grey roof tiles complementing a dark wood-style garage door and cream render. It’s an impressive entry […]
Elder abuse
A series of free webinars for financial counsellors will help them recognise and stop elder abuse in WA. Seniors getting ripped off has sadly become an increasingly common problem in […]
Where there’s a will
Thinking about updating or making a new will or power of attorney? Seniors Week (November 8-14) is the perfect time to do it. Without a valid and up-to-date will, loved […]
