Council hires Kings Square consultants
FREMANTLE city council will hire consultants to work on designs for public spaces around Kings Square as part of its $220 million revamp. The consultants’ team was given the green […]
FREMANTLE city council will hire consultants to work on designs for public spaces around Kings Square as part of its $220 million revamp. The consultants’ team was given the green […]
SIMONE McGURK is unlikely to make Labor’s front bench, despite having run WA’s union movement for years. The former Unions WA chief—whose Fremantle victory was Labor’s only net gain in […]
“IT’S all about territory and greed. It’s not about heritage,” says National Trust chief Tom Perrigo, who has criticised a WA housing department decision to “dump” the rundown warders’ cottages […]
THE collapse of Ruocco’s Pizzeria in 2012 has thrown up a nasty surprise for discount voucher holders—even though the business is back up and running under new owners. Palmyra’s John […]
Don’t blame it on Boo I WAS saddened to read about the young man assaulted in the evening in Booyeembara Park (Herald, March 30, 2013) and hope he is making a quick […]
‘Why is a cafe, planned for the southern end of J Shed, deemed fit for a full commercial lease yet we’re not?’ GLEN COWANS is an underwater photographer with a […]
Influenced by its Portuguese origins, and even though predominantly vegetarian, a Goan repertoire cannot be considered complete without seafood. The cafe that sits in the International Food store in East […]
TABELLA, Fremantle by JENNY D’ANGER: Fremantle’s Street Arts festival was over but the cappuccino strip was still closed to all but foot traffic, and the atmosphere was very European. Kids […]
JODY HEWITT says being human is a dance of duality. The 28-year-old, who explores the concept in her paintings, says dance must move back and forth between uncertainty and joy […]
There be dragons at this Irwin Street, East Fremantle home. The mythical creatures were used in mediaeval maps to show unchartered areas where unknown dangers lurked. Perched on the peaked […]