Archive for year: 2024
In last week’s column I ended on a solemn note, declaring … “No game matters more than the life that…
On Thursday night, Australia joined the world by passing laws that limit the pollution from new vehicles. The laws favours…
Hi there Shipees, near and far! Your editor, Michael Barker, is so often asked, Where’s the merch? Well, at long…
Welcome back to our politics podcast, View From The Round House With Martin Drum. In this podcast, the Shipping News’…
In March this year, the Urban Bushland Council Inc hosted an excellent day of talks on the flora and geology…
Fremantle Ports will run a public information session on the issue of vehicles on South Mole. [caption id="attachment_41984" align="alignnone" width="800"]…
On 9 May 2024, the Western Australian Planning Commission advised it had considered all the submissions received in respect of…
Leif Sørensen stood on the deck of the ship, the salty breeze ruffling his blond hair as Fremantle's coastline came…
Sarah Booth has a broad resume with a central focus: community. She currently acts as General Manager of Fremantle-based urban-renewal…
Fremantle Press is the driving force behind the fabulous Books for Little Bookaburras 2024 program that was launched last week…