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FREO MAYOR ATTACKS SOCIETY OVER RACISM

MAYOR Hannah Fitzhardinge accused The Fremantle Society of being racist after she was asked to ensure the port city’s bicentennial celebrations in 2029 are “positive and inclusive”. Society president John Dowson told StreetWise he wrote to the mayor and elected…

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Once Bitten, Twice Shy? Not at Notre Dame

NOTRE Dame’s federal election debate on April 15 has been ‘hijacked’ by members of the Fremantle Network including former councillor Rachel Pemberton. In a repeat of the February 19 state candidates debate in which four of eight candidates opted out,…

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‘SISTERS’ ARE DOIN’ IT FOR THEMSELVES

‘Junket’: An extravagant, expensive and unnecessary trip or celebration enjoyed by a government official at public expense. JET-setting Fremantle mayor Hannah Fitzhardinge and councillor Ingrid van Dorssen will fly to Italy, Portugal and Croatia on a $20,000-plus junket to visit…

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NOTRE DAME TO HOST FEDERAL CANDIDATES DEBATE

EXCLUSIVE: NOTRE Dame University will host a federal candidates debate on April 15 without the theatrics of its state election debate in which candidates declined to attend because they did not feel welcome. Executive dean Martin Drum confirmed today the…

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UNI CONSIDERS TRADITIONAL POLITICAL DEBATES

NOTRE Dame University will consider a more ‘traditional’ candidates debate in the lead up to the federal government election this year. The move follows its highly criticised debate at the Fremantle university on February 19 when organisers staged a game…

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CANDIDATES QUESTION NOTRE DAME ROLE

AUSTRALIAN Christians state election candidate Peter Watt has questioned why Notre Dame University allowed participants at ‘The Great Debate’ to mock ‘Our Lady’ and fellow candidates at Tannock Hall on February 19. He told StreetWise today he was not offended…

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CANDIDATES DEBATE OFFENDS CATHOLIC VALUES

FORMER Fremantle councillor Marija Vujcic and members of the public have written to Notre Dame University to express dismay and disappointment at the conduct of participants at ‘The Great Debate’ on February 19. In a letter to Vice-Chancellor Francis Campbell,…

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