Archive for month: November, 2021
On 8 November 1991, just 30 years ago, the convict-built Fremantle Prison was officially decommissioned as a maximum-security prison, as…
Fremantle Ports’ fringe theatre on the docks last week was a sell-out, raising nearly $5000 for the Flying Angels Mission…
To reach net zero, we must decarbonise shipping. But two big problems are getting in the way. Shipping, which transports 90%…
Last week we drew attention to the so-called ‘Fremantle edition’ of Perth Now that had landed in our letterboxes and…
Fremantle Council contains only two Bush Forever sites – Samson Park and Cantonment Hill, so does not have a surfeit…
This tiny street in Beaconsfield punches way above its weight. And it’s been doing so since the very first ‘Airing…
Last Sunday Morning, the Fremantle Sailing Club hosted the 30th Edition of the Western Australian State Women’s Keelboat Championships. The…
The other day we heard an exchange on ABC radio’s Law Report between the defence lawyer for Australian prisoner and…
The Fremantle Biennale was officially launched last night, Friday 5 November 2021. And what a launch it was, with Moombaki…
Reactions to the decision of the WA Planning Commission on 4 November 2021, to grant conditional approval to the redevelopment…