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Nervous wait for all clear

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Fremantle Herald

Sat October 2 2010

NORFOLK STREET and South Terrace in Fremantle were closed Thursday morning following fears a bomb had been left in the E-Tech TAFE carpark (opposite the Norfolk Hotel). The relief was palpable when it was discovered there was no bomb and police issued the all-clear.

Written by kdb83

October 1, 2010 at 7:31 pm

Posted in 2010_10_02, Fremantle Herald

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Arson outrage

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Fremantle Herald

Sat October 2 2010

A SERIAL arsonist prowling a block of Homeswest units in East Fremantle’s Pier Street has tenants living in fear. Since 2005 more than 20 fires have been lit at the complex, with the preferred modus operandi burning a rubbish bin against a door, trapping residents inside. Tenants have asked Homeswest to install security cameras to catch the culprit in the act but the request has been rejected.

Written by kdb83

October 1, 2010 at 7:28 pm

Fake cops in Freo

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Fremantle Herald

Sat September 25 2010

MEN pretending to be police attempted to entice young women into their car in Fremantle’s West Eng on three separate occasions over two days earlier this month. Notre Dame University has issued an urgent warning to students and stuff and campus security is on alert.

Written by kdb83

September 24, 2010 at 7:30 pm

Child shame laws slammed

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Fremantle Herald

Sat August 21 2010

FREMANTLE independent MP Adele Carles has slammed the Barnett government’s proposed “name and shame” law saying it is doomed to fail. Ms Carles told parliament this week the law breached international obligations under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Under the plan offenders aged 16 and over will have their photo and crime published on the internet.

Written by kdb83

August 20, 2010 at 7:41 pm

Royal commission call

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Fremantle Herald

Sat August 7 2010

MELISSA PARKE wants a Royal Commission held into the death of a man being transported in the back of a prison transport van. Aboriginal elder Mr Ward literally baked to death in the back of the van during a four-hour drive from Laverton to Kalgoorlie. Last week the state government announced $3.2 million compensation to the dead man’s family. A government inquiry resulted in no charges being laid against the private security firm or the officers involved.

Written by kdb83

August 6, 2010 at 8:26 pm

Police say school fire arson

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Fremantle Herald

Sat July 10 2010

POLICE believe arsonists are to blame for a $100,000 fire that gutted part of Hamilton SHS. The blaze was reported early Monday evening.

Written by kdb83

July 9, 2010 at 7:38 pm

Posted in 2010_07_10, Fremantle Herald

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Beacy Bikie Raid

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Fremantle Herald
Sat March 6 2010

POLICE conducted a dawn raid on the Coffin Cheaters’ HQ in Strang Court, Beaconsfield this week.

Written by kdb83

March 6, 2010 at 5:56 pm

Posted in 2010_03_06, Fremantle Herald

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Butting out bigotry

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Fremantle Herald
Sat Feb 27th 2010

LEADING anti-racism experts from around the globe will descend on Murdoch University next month to tackle the ongoing problems of discrimination in Australia. The National Symposium on Racism is held at the South Street uni from March 19 – 21.

Written by kdb83

February 27, 2010 at 6:44 pm

Long delay for bike theft footage

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Fremantle Herald
Sat Feb 27th 2010

POLICE are being hampered in their bid to investigate a series of bike thefts around Fremantle by long delays getting video footage from the WA transport department. Ten bikes were stolen from Fremantle train station in January and police still have not received CCTV footage that could be vital to tracking down the offenders.

Written by kdb83

February 27, 2010 at 6:41 pm

Heartless vandals

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Fremantle Gazette
Dec 01 2009

Fremantle charities St. Vinnie’s Good Sammys and Anglicare were targeted by vandals last week who slashed clothes, causing thousands of dollars in damage.

Written by freoblog

December 2, 2009 at 9:58 pm

Posted in 2009_12_01, Fremantle Gazette

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