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THERE was a palpable sense of joy in the air on Sunday as 15,000 people turned out to open Fremantle’s new traffic bridge.

It was a far cry from the couple of hundred people and roughly 30 cars that welcomed its predecessor when it was opened by then-premier John Willcock in 1939.

Ribbon-cutting duties were handed to deputy premier Rita Saffioti, federal...

FREMANTLE’S most disadvantaged citizens could be hit with $250 fines for collecting recyclable bottles and cans from bins.

Fremantle council’s new waste laws were carried unanimously and without amendment at this week’s meeting, despite 59 per cent of respondents to the consultation saying they had concerns about them.

Several voiced concerns that the changes wo...

A PROPPOSEED 10-storey tower at Leighton Beach would double the precinct’s established height limit and set an unwelcome precedent for further development, North Fremantle Community Association convenor Gerry MacGill has warned.

Mr MacGill is urging the City of Fremantle to oppose the development at Lot 5, 35 Leighton Beach Boulevard, which would comprise 81 apartments...

RADIO Fremantle is counting down to 40 years on air, with a fundraising quiz night on November 26 helping keep the community station broadcasting for another generation.

Veteran presenter Larry Wale has watched the station grow from its early days in a former police station to its current home in Hamilton Hill, where new studios are nearing completion.

Mr Wale w...