You may have noticed a few of our bins around Freo have an added bit of colour. The artist behind the awesome artwork is year 7 Seton Catholic College student Ruby.  Earlier this year The City held a litter art competition for students aged 12–17 attending school within the City of Fremantle. The competition put students to the test to come up with an fun a digital artwork that contains an anti-litter message.29 September 2023Winner of Youth Litter Art Competition Announced

Congratulations Fremantle, we’ve just ticked over four years of FOGO collections!

The following is a statement from the WA Electoral Commission:  The WA Electoral Commission has identified an error in the mail distribution of postal ballot paper packages within the City of Fremantl…

Bus transport through Fremantle will change from this Sunday, 1 October.  With the Fremantle CAT bus service coming to an end on Saturday, passengers can instead use Route 532, which is an upgraded se…

The City of Fremantle has welcomed the state government’s final plan for the revitalisation of the Fremantle harbours precinct. The Fremantle Harbours Master Plan, released by Transport Minister Rita …

The City of Fremantle welcomed Federal Minister for Indigenous Australians, Linda Burney, to the opening of Walyalup’s Reconciliation Journey – a free exhibition at the Walyalup Civic Centre.

The City of Fremantle’s Recycling Centre has been crowned waste champions in the Metro Local Government category of this year’s WasteSorted Awards.

The City of Fremantle is embarking on a new era of reconciliation action.

From Batman to Spider-Man and Wonder Woman, superheroes of all kinds will descend on Fremantle these school holidays.