Archive for month: April, 2024
Fremantle needs more flags. As a cyclist and former boat owner, I am always interested in the wind. So are…
Did you know that Fremantle is home to one of the most well-known skateboarding spots on the planet? Well, it’s…
I enjoyed this movie for much of the first half. Then, I don’t know, it sort of descended into the…
Adelaide. Ever been there? Lovely. They have Foodland, just like we used to. They seem to really like choc milk…
Here we are already and at last in Djeran, enjoying cooler days and hopefully some sprinklings of rain soon? Goodness…
Approaching Banda Island on Seabourn Sojourn at sunrise was a surreal moment. In an earlier Conversation with ship’s guests I…
What happens when a place like Leighton Beach is loved to death? What happens when the urban planning and design…
Here is a statement from Fremantle Ports advising of the sad news of the passing of CEO Michael Parker today,…
In a world first, announced by the Australian Museum today, a team of international scientists including three Australians, Al-Aabid Chowdhury…
Ian Acott is a Fremantle artist with studio space at the Naval Store, just opposite the Old Traffic Bridge. He…