It’s a piano, man
‘It probably sits in the same category as the ukelele’ The whistling shrill that opens the film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly would have to be one of […]
Great Scott
THIS South Fremantle warehouse conversion shows what can be done with imagination and flair. Originally a woolstore the old red-brick building was transformed into three funky dwellings a few years […]
Arts cred at risk
‘Would they do that to Myer?’ PROMINENT sculptor Greg James fears the port will no longer be the “city of artists” if Fremantle city council keeps treating artists with contempt. […]
Rangers unleashed
JACQUI FAIRFAX was left scratching her head Wednesday when a Fremantle ranger hopped out of her “eyes on the streets” van to talk to her about her pug. Her tiny […]
Oval battle looms
EAST FREMANTLE residents have formed an action group to stop their town council carving up East Fremantle Oval for housing and facilities. The council plans to chop 7000 sqm from […]
Troy who?
ADELE CARLES is confident her affair and public spat with Liberal minister Troy Buswell won’t cost her votes at next month’s state election. The independent Fremantle MP this week ended […]
Clipper flipper
WE’VE had snakes on a plane, now we’ve got sharks on a bus. Conservationist Paul Sharp hopes the “Shark in a Bus” collection—collected over four decades from waters off WA—will […]
Parent backs cruelty claims
A HAMILTON HILL mum supports claims that fishers are mistreating wildlife at Woodman Point. She says she saw one angler strangle a tangled bird to death in front of his […]
Spin on graffiti
MAYOR Brad Pettitt has used commissioned art in Fremantle to spruik a graffiti policy which has just become a touchy subject. He was photographed by the Sunday Times in front […]
Two-wheeled epic
THE Fremanshed and the Vintage Motorcycle Club of WA are holding a free showing of Twice Upon A Caravan, tonight (Saturday February 2). In 1932 23-year-old Robert Fulton rode a […]
