Archive for year: 2018
Freo Gig Guide
in Gig Guide
The optimal Freo Gig Guide has arrived here on FSN. We have our eyes on the edges, our ears to the ground and our network buzzing to bring you the latest gig news each week.
Book review – Kathleen O’Connor Of Paris
in Life, Law & Culture
When you finish reading this wonderfully thoughtful and reflective, and beautifully written, book - mostly biography, like a novel in…
Digital platforms. Why the ACCC’s proposals for Google and Facebook matter big time
in Life, Law & Culture
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has released the preliminary report of its Digital Platforms Inquiry, and Google and Facebook…
Book review – the tree
in Life, Law & Culture
Every photographer around Australia, and certainly Western Australia, knows Richard Woldendorp's landscape photography. He is a photographer's photographer. And we,…
We asked five experts: should I lie to my children about Santa?
in Life, Law & Culture
Apparently, because kids can't read we can tell them pretty much what we like.
Making Australia a renewable energy exporting superpower
in Architecture + Urban Design
An energy transmission network between Australia and Indonesia could help both nations achieve 100% renewable electricity by 2050.
Hungry Jacks burger joint closes
in Architecture + Urban Design
Well, the least attractive burger joint in Freo has just closed. Some, if not many, are already lamenting the loss…
The Coming & Going of CBH’S Kwinana Loaders
in Shipping News
CBH has grain loading terminals at Kwinana, Esperance, Albany and Geraldton. The Kwinana facility, the busiest of them, is part…
Book Review: The Coves
in Life, Law & Culture
For a few short years they ran organised crime, terrorised anyone who got in their way and, on six occasions, burned most of the town. No wonder the locals eventually drove them into historical oblivion!
Can a Quokka Quack? A Very Freo Book
in Life, Law & Culture
Jolly Read, a Freo-based author and journalist, has written and produced a quirky kids’ quokka story just in time for…