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Protesters Gathered in Uptown Charlotte to Oppose Trump Bombing of Iran Sites

Protesters Gathered in Uptown Charlotte to Oppose Trump Bombing of Iran Sites

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Protesters gathered at Romare Bearden Park in uptown Charlotte to oppose President Trump’s bombing of Iran nuclear sites and oppose Middle East war.See the Story

Iconic Fremantle food hall set to reopen after shock closure

Fremantle · Fremantle

Iconic Fremantle food hall set to reopen after shock closure

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Locals were shocked and saddened by the sudden closure of Old Shanghai in May of 2023.See the Story

WA post was music to Fr Cabraja’s ears

Catholic Church · Fremantle

WA post was music to Fr Cabraja’s ears

FATHER Nikola Cabraja was a fresh faced 29-year-old priest when he disembarked at Perth Airport in 1979 from Bosnia in the former Yugoslavia, the new Catholic priest for WA’s sizeable Croatian diaspora. After several hours detained in Customs – “I had lots of books” – he was met by a handful of Croatians eager to meet their new priest. So began an odyssey that will see Fr Cabraja celebrate 50 years as a Catholic priest tomorrow (Sunday June 29),…Read Article

Gliders keeping the info current

PERTH waters recently hosted a milestone for a WA-based program, with the launch of an underwater drone acting as a crucial monitoring tool of one of the world’s most accessible near-shore reefs, the Ningaloo. The “ocean glider” program, a 16-year collaboration between the University of WA and Integrated Marine Observing System, successfully completed its 400th mission along the Rottnest continental shelf. Gliders provide near-live data to rese…Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

Eisteddfod Comes to a Crescendo

The 2025 Mildura Eisteddfod wrapped up this week with vocal and choral performances. Pictures: Ben GrossMusic See the Story

At 91 years, are Colyn’s best days still ahead?

AT 91 years old, artist Colyn Henwood is an inspiration to everyone. Not one to look back, she’s just launched her latest exhibition at Lost and Found Gallery in South Terrace, capturing iconic sites around Fremantle, WA and even New York in colourful and vibrant drawings and paintings. This is her evocative take on a sunset at her favourite Bathers Beach. For the full story, check out our Online Extra at www.fremantleherald.com, or even better,…Fremantle · Fremantle Read Article

New primary for ECU site

A NEW primary school will be one of the key components of the redevelopment of the Edith Cowan University site in Mount Lawley. But the Voice has found that neither the Education Department, DevelopmentWA, nor the Planning Minister’s office could confirm how many students the school would cater for, where the catchment area would be, or what impact it would have on surrounding public schools. There was also no clarity on who would be responsible…Mount Lawley · Mount Lawley Read Article

New push for canopy

EAST FREO is set to become a lot greener after its council announced it will add “over 2000” native plants to its urban canopy. Following the death of a number of trees last summer and as part of its Climate Emergency Action Plan, the Town is aiming to increase its total canopy cover to 30 per cent Starting this week, 243 trees and 2000 mature understory plants will be distributed and planted around East Freo, including at the newly-built Commu…Trees · East Fremantle Read Article

Square plan gets tick from council

DEVELOPMENT at Moreau Mews has been given the green light by Melville Council, signalling the next stage of a “vibrant town square” for the Applecross location. At its meeting on Tuesday night, the Melville Council elected to approve the concept plans for public open space at 23, 29, and 31 Moreau Mews and 50-52 Kishorn Road. Labelled a “vibrant town square” by the City, the public open space will include recreational open turf, a playground, …Applecross · Applecross Read Article

Pellets bounced by bureaucracy

A SCOUTS WA leader says the organisation was caught off guard by WA’s new gun laws, which have ended its popular PCYC air rifle sessions and shot down expansion plans. Kim Zekulich was team leader of the Scouts’ “adventurous training” shooting activities before the PCYC closed down its air rifle programs over “onerous” conditions contained in the Cook government’s legislation. Ms Zekulich described it’s demise as a “great loss”. She’d been runni…Gun Laws · Fremantle Read Article

Tickets to tackle illegal campers

THE City of Fremantle will target illegal campers at Port and Leighton beaches by introducing ticketed parking. Tickets in the beachside carparks will be free, but limited to four hours at a time. The new system will “help with enforcement and amenity”, according to City of Fremantle CEO Glen Dougall. It follows similar moves at South Beach, which were introduced to combat camper vans overstaying their welcome, but ultimately ended up pushing …Fremantle · Fremantle Read Article

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