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Politics 19th May 2009 Labor heartland fallsTHE Greens historic Fremantle victory over the weekend points to a widening split in grassroots Labor support, according to Murdoch University politics lecturer Janice Dudley
15th May 2009 The race for FremantleThere are 11 candidates running for the seat of Fremantle this weekend, campaigning on a range of issues from lead exports to the North Quay redevelopment. EMUnews profiles each of the candidates.
Perks for local government workersPerks enjoyed by local government workers, including gym memberships and health assessments, are not likely to become casualties of the tough economic times.
RAC warns against scraping regosSCRAPPING registration stickers will not save money and put more unregistered cars on the road according, to RAC head of advocacy Matt Brown.
Uranium mining inevitable under BarnettNUCLEAR opposition groups believe uranium mining in Western Australia is inevitable under a Barnett Government despite strong community opposition.
Time is Ticking on Daylight SavingsWestern Australians will vote tomorrow on daylight savings for the fourth time in more than 30 years.
Leading the far left comebackSAM Wainwright is a socialist who wants to put the far Left back on the political map.
14th May 2009 Cheap holidays stimulate studentsPerth students are being urged to spend most of their stimulus bonuses on cheap international getaways and “keep the change” despite calls from the Federal Government to splurge locally.
8th May 2009 Bob Brown campaigns for CarlesFEDERAL Greens leader Bob Brown was in Fremantle on Thursday to support Adele Carles in the upcoming by-election.
Tagliaferri braces for tight electionFREMANTLE mayor Peter Tagliaferri has pledged to fight against lead transport, crime and the live sheep trade if he is elected the member for Fremantle at the by-election on May 16.
7th May 2009 Life skills instead of military skills neededTHE Federal Government’s proposed boot camp-style training for unemployed youths will be seen as a punishment rather than an opportunity, according to local youth workers.
6th May 2009 New private university for Midland proposedPERTH could have its second private university within two years.
1st May 2009 Soldiering onHUNDREDS of young activists rallied on the Perth foreshore last Saturday to raise awareness of Uganda’s abducted child soldiers.
22nd April 2009 Tougher policies won’t stop illegalsToughening Australia’s immigration policy will do nothing to stop people smuggling from Indonesia, according to experts from Perth universities.
21st April 2009 PM puts people smugglers on noticePRIME Minister Kevin Rudd’s rhetoric on illegal immigrants and those who assist them took an uncharacteristically tough turn when he visited Cockburn yesterday.
17th April 2009 Greens first for FreoFREMANTLE looks set to get Australia’s first Greens MLA at next month’s by-election.
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