Archive for month: July, 2021
'Words, words, words.' This was Hamlet's reply to Polonius' question, 'What do you read, my lord?' Perhaps it’s the Covid…
The Bibbulmun track (‘The Bib’ to aficionados) is just over 1000 kilometres long, and arguably Australia’s finest long-distance hiking trail.…
Could Sri Lanka’s ship fire have been avoided? Here’s what we can learn from the shocking environmental disaster By Claudio…
We can’t visit London’s West End at the moment – but we can visit Freo’s West End, it’s right on…
Over 10 nights and days from 15-25 July, Fremantle will come alive in a feast of culture and storytelling with…
The Uyghurs in Xinjiang are experiencing one of the most intense persecutions in recent times. Despite the nominal legal protection…
Doesn’t seem like so long ago when they were ‘nourishing’ Port Beach to save it and the adjacent restaurant from…
National arts coverage by the ABC is extremely hard to achieve for artists working from a base in Fremantle. It’s…
The very annoying High Road Upgrade goes on and on. When it’s complete it will produce two new street frontages,…
When I first arrived to live in WA I was enchanted by the practice of the “haves” leaving surplus lemons…