Lunch & a show
THE entertainment value of watching bad drivers and even worse parking from the vantage of this eatery’s alfresco was well worth the ticket price of a delicious home-made lunch. Cars […]
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White hot Sun
AT 15 Declan Kelly was lying about his age to get into pubs. Nothing unusual perhaps—except he wasn’t sneaking in to drink, but to play music with his band The […]
Beguiling on Bellevue
BELLEVUE Terrace is one of those quintessentially Fremantle streets, full of gorgeous heritage cottages and semi-detached homes. This delightful three-bedroom limestone abode, sitting on a modest 235sqm, is of the […]
WHAT’S NEW: A cut above
A HERALD PROMOTIONAL FEATURE: This high-end barber shop offers much more than a great haircut. In days gone by, a visit to the barber shop was an essential part of […]
Wheel street art is back
For some, an empty wheelchair appearing out of nowhere and “inviting” them to interact is pretty confronting. For others it’s a raucous laugh as the chair obeys their orders or […]
Where’s the love?
BRAD PETTITT is mayor of Fremantle and a member of the Greens. In this THINKING ALLOWED he argues the port city is missing out on State government spending. Fremantle often […]
Nothing run of the mill about tradition
THE MILL BAKEHOUSE, Fremantle by MATT EELES: The Mill Bakehouse at the Marine Terrace end of Fremantle’s Norfolk Street has never tried to be something it’s not. It’s a pleasure […]
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