Archive for year: 2021
After last Friday night’s launch of the third Biennale with the opening sky extravaganza Moombaki, there is plenty yet to…
A smooth pebble flying over the water, intermittently plunging and taking off again, is a well-chosen image for this Hungerford…
The Minister for Housing and Local Government, John Carey has today released plans for major reforms local government reforms on…
The government wants to expand the ‘digital identity’ system that lets Australians access services. There are many potential pitfalls The federal…
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…