Archive for year: 2025
I loved this remarkable film, a heartbreaking masterpiece of love, loss and resilience. The film is a profound and poignant…
Have you heard about the new play from the pen of our modern day bard Wilhelm Fakespear titled ‘Trump’? Apparently,…
At 7 am this morning the impressive Island Princess returned to Fremantle, her bow featuring the famous princess face and…
Welcome back to our politics podcast, View From The Round House With Martin Drum. Today we look at the latest…
In early 1993, after spending just over 2 years inside Biosphere 2 in Arizona, USA, Mark Nelson emerged from the…
Padam Padam, Padam Padam! Hypnotic Kylie intonations a prelude to Parkrun. Turn off Spotify on phone. Earbuds out, beautiful morning!…
Arts doyenne Rosslyn de Souza has been named 2025 Community Citizen of the Year, for her contribution to Fremantle's artistic…
Last night, University of Notre Dame’s Tannock Hall was filled to the point of overflowing with some 300 folk filling…
The Order of Things In my mother’s linen cupboard, towels and cotton sheets lined up in lovely rainbow rows, all…
Reading Dr Andrew Leigh’s most recent book, ‘How Economics Explains the World: A Short History of Humanity’, I came upon…