Gillian O’Shaughnessy is a real Fremantle person. Since arriving from Bunbury with her sister and mother 42 years ago, she has seen it all. After dreaming of a career as a radio documentary maker, Gillian is now a much loved afternoon presenter, weekdays on 720 ABC Perth. She is a great ambassador for Freo. And also one of the more interesting baritone ukulele players alive. Hear her here in full flight in the audio interview below!
The creative force behind the Loving Place Fremantle project, Grant Revell, has a wonderful background in town and regional...
Jennifer Jackson set up Paper Bird in the Moore’s Building at 46 Henry Street, Fremantle - right next to...
Bill Samson kindly agreed to speak with FSN and reflect on the family story and how he envisages Fremantle's...
Lucky talks about his career, his music, and what makes Fremantle the music town it is.
Eitan Friedman’s one-man jewellery and paintings exhibition opened last Thursday night and closes this Wednesday night, at Kidogo, at...
Jo Darbyshire was born in 1961 in Perth, Western Australia. She studied Fine Arts at WAIT/Curtin University in 1981,...
16 years ago, Anna Kanaris and Arthur Clarke, her partner in life ‘and crime’, as Anna puts it, started...
Ian Strange is a fascinating young man. When we say ‘young’, we mean in his mid-30s! He has had...
