- News
Locals disrupt battle of Zempilas v Tonkin
The much-anticipated battle between Christine Tonkin and Basil Zempilas just got far more competitive..
A new Churchlands group is searching for a community independent candidate to contest the state seat at next year’s election.
- Community
Wheely good fun on Cott freedom ride
“Cycling is a great way to get around when you have a climate like ours, even if you’re not into lycra.”
The freedom and thrill of a bike ride became more accessible last week when Curtin MP Kate Chaney launched a new wheelchair-friendly bicycle at Curtin Heritage Living in Cottesloe. Photo: Paul McGovern
- TimeOut
Walk through a world of art in Freo
In May, artists will open their studios and engage with art lovers in Artwalk Freo.
An engaged community is a healthy community, says Ros de Souza, the driving force behind moves to bring the Fremantle arts community together.
- Property
High and mighty in City Beach
“We love the everchanging view of the ocean and the boats.”
Whale-watching from the kitchen bench is one of many perks of this beachfront house on a 1050sq.m site in south City Beach.
- Sport
Life of Brian says Harley not the messiah
“The messiah complex is the psychological state in which people have a grandiose view of themselves.”
The flip side of the complex applies to sporting teams who believe the appointment of a high-profile and perhaps highly-credentialled individual is the panacea for any and all of the organisation’s ills.
Headlines around the western suburbs this week...
Cottesloe
Hubert shoots Anzac history
A treasure trove of action photos taken at Anzac Cove and other Gallipoli battlefronts have emerged from the collection of an elderly Cottesloe resident.
Bret Christian
Nedlands
People power saves Neds pine
A last-minute rally has saved a Nedlands norfolk island pine tree from the chainsaw, “for now”. It’s those two words that have
tree-lovers worried.
Jen Rewell
Claremont
Clare ‘bullied’ into pincer grip
Claremont is being “bullied” by state planning powers, councillors say. “We’re damned if we do, damned if we don’t,” councillor Paul Kelly said.
Bonnie Christian
Crawley
Friends for life finally reunited
A near-drowning and a heroic rescue on in Matilda Bay in 1957 were relived as the two main players retold the dramatic tale of their lifechanging meeting.
Jen Rewell
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