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Budget time for Bayswater

Bayswater, Australia · Bayswater

Budget time for Bayswater

BAYSWATER council’s freshly minted 2025/26 budget will pour millions into tackling local priorities—from midge-plagued lakes and competitive sport facilities to urban forests and street parties—while keeping rates among the lowest in Perth. Mayor Filomena Piffaretti said years of strong financial management had allowed the City to roll out a wide-ranging plan that balances day-to-day services with future planning. “Council last night adopted a b…Read Article

Button up for safety

Fremantle · Fremantle

Button up for safety

A WEARABLE safety alarm developed to help curb rampant gender-based violence has reached Fremantle. Becky’s Button is a wearable safety alarm named and developed in honour of Rebecca Dyke, a British diplomat raped and killed by a taxi driver in Lebanon in 2017. Developed by Ms Dyke’s mother Jane Houng, the alarm is a small, rechargeable device designed to attract attention and deter perpetrators from attacking the wearer when pressed. • They’…Read Article

Port hikes anger industry

Fremantle · Fremantle

Port hikes anger industry

FREMANTLE Ports has hiked its ship and cargo charges, drawing the ire of shipping companies who say the “cash grab” will transfer costs to WA residents. According to a statement released by Shipping Australia, the Ports will be implementing a “295 per cent” hike in mooring costs, as well as 20 per cent “for the containers that our farmers use to export their produce”, and a 42 per cent goods fee. “Fremantle Ports has unexpectedly announced tha…Read Article

Fragile Creatures in a robust city

FIRST-TIME Fremantle author Khin Myint has paid homage to the city after joining two other local writers on the shortlist for this year’s Premier’s Book Awards. As the Chook mentioned last week, seasoned writer David Whish-Wilson is also in the running for the fiction book of the year with Cutler, while Gerard McCann could pick up non-fiction book of the Year for Anatomy of a Secret, a raw but healing story of childhood abuse at the hands of a p…Fremantle · Fremantle Read Article

Defending the little guy

“DON’T assume buyers are powerless,” says a former Army officer who is suing property developers over an off-the-plan contract he claims was unfairly terminated. Located in North Fremantle and designed by Harris Jenkins Architects, Yolk Property’s Cornerstone on McCabe townhouses promised “all the intimacy and individuality of a standalone home”, something Paul Scanlan envisaged settling into with his daughter after serving 27 years in the Austr…Fremantle · Fremantle Read Article

The Chook goes into overdrive

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Fitzhardinge ready for another round

VAPING, inner-city infill, and infrastructure are top of Hannah Fitzhardinge’s list after announcing she will seek another term as Fremantle mayor come October. Ms Fitzhardinge says unfinished business is “a primary driver”. “I feel like we’ve got a lot of great things underway, but there’s things I want to see through to completion,” she said. “We’ve done a lot of the planning, we’ve got back onto a sound financial footing, and it’s time to …Infrastructure · Fremantle Read Article

Take it or leaf it

THE City of Bayswater has released a new draft policy that would require developers to seek approval before removing mature trees on private land — a move deputy mayor Elli Petersen-Pik calls a “middle way” approach to slowing canopy loss. “This is one step closer to addressing the ongoing loss of mature trees in our city as a result of clearance for developments and subdivisions,” he wrote on a recent Facebook post. The policy would apply only …Trees · Bayswater Read Article

‘Don’t give up Round House’

A FORMER City of Fremantle heritage architect has slammed any suggestion the council should relinquish responsibility for Arthur Head Reserve, warning it would represent an “abominable” disregard for one of the state’s most important heritage precincts. The comments from architect and heritage consultant Agnieshka Kiera come in response to Fremantle council’s launch of community consultation for a new “vision” to help guide planning for Arthur H…Fremantle · Fremantle Read Article

Door slammed on Chook!

FOR the first time in 35 years we are unable to bring you a print copy of the newspaper you choose. Why? In a week of high drama our printer, West Australian Newspapers, slammed the door in our face, and yours, refusing to put the Herald on its print press. And all because there’s a new printer in town. On Monday we got a short, but not sweet email saying they had “… removed both products from our [print] schedule”. Over four weeks of discussi…Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

Council’s insurers to fund mayor’s defamation defence

FREMANTLE’S mayor will use ratepayer-funded insurance in the defamation action brought against her by Fremantle Society president John Dowson. “Contained within the insurance policy currently covering the Ci ty of Fremantle is professional indemnity insurance for senior staff and elected members… this includes a component that supports elected members in defending claims of defamation against them,” the City’s CEO Glen Dougall told the Herald. …Fremantle · Fremantle Read Article

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