Kicking goals for health
TRADITIONAL footy rivals will put their differences aside later this month to help raise funds for youth mental health. The CBC and North Fremantle amateur football clubs go hard in […]
Cash for bike projects
FREMANTLE and Cockburn have been awarded more than $500,000 in cycling grants on the eve of WA Bike Week (March 15-24). As part of the McGowan government’s bike plan, Freo […]
Letters 16.3.19
Pell fall-out I HAVE three words for Peter Julian Dunlop, who wrote that “imprisonment for men who abuse children is not the answer” in his Thinking Allowed “Damned doubters” (Herald, […]
Red herrings in the harbour
THE ongoing debate about the future of Fremantle Port continues in this week’s THINKING ALLOWED, with North Freo resident RAY FORMA firing a broadside at the CEO of Fremantle Ports. […]
Tweet this, Tam
I USED to work with a bloke in Glasgow – “Big Tam” – who always ate pie, beans and chips in the canteen. These days the chef would be charged […]
Footprints in time
JENNIFER SULAJ’S exhibition Lost Memory explores the way Alzheimer’s robs once-vibrant people of their precious memories. The multimedia artist says working as an art therapist in a locked dementia ward […]
Classic cottage
EATING figs straight off the tree while showering in your garden – how good is that? Judging by the gnarled trunk and high branches on this fig tree, it was […]
