An angel forged from reality
ESA MITCHELL is a newish Fremantlian and blogger, but has found a home on Hampton Road with a fascinating slice of the city’s history. This is Part 1 of how […]
ESA MITCHELL is a newish Fremantlian and blogger, but has found a home on Hampton Road with a fascinating slice of the city’s history. This is Part 1 of how […]
IMMERSED in the stunning landscape of the Torbay Inlet near Albany and far from madding crowds, acclaimed fiddler Robert Zielinski’s head filled with music. Inspired by the gentle awakening of […]
GARRY BRISCOE is a Beaconsfield resident who’s concerned about how much graffiti is appearing on walls (and even works of art) around Fremantle. It follows the Herald’s story about Fremantle […]
YOU know you’ve made it when they name a cafe after you. For the past 50 years, Suzi has been working for Australian Red Cross Lifeblood, mostly at their Fremantle […]
WINTER doona – check. Heating serviced – check Donald Trump in court – check. With the cold weather starting to bite, dainty dishes like keto salad are less appetising and […]
THERE’S a searing honesty to Angela Stewart’s art. The North Fremantle-based artist likes to peel back the layers to expose the doubt that occurs during the early stages of creating […]
A COTTAGE in South Fremantle. For many it’s still the dream abode in the dream suburb. This two bedroom one bathroom 1900s cottage has oodles of charm and plenty of […]
The residents of East Fremantle can rejoice at the news that the long-awaited East Fremantle Community Park is just days away from opening to the public. From April 30, Carnaby’s […]
A GROUP of North Coogee residents hoping to block a proposed name change for their suburb have gathered a 300-strong petition, saying it shows a rival group’s choice is too […]
HAMPTON ROAD residents have reignited their battle against heavy vehicles after noticing a rise in container trucks using it as a shortcut to Fremantle Port. Early this month two makeshift […]