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The City of Fremantle acknowledges the Whadjuk people as the Traditional Owners of the Fremantle/Walyalup area and we recognise their cultural and heritage beliefs are still important today.

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A small white building with a sign reading Carriage Café Historic Café sits under large pine trees, partially surrounded by a metal fence. There is an adjacent shed and covered outdoor seating area.

Statement to Correct Misinformation

The City of Fremantle is aware of misinformation circulating online regarding the removal of a Norfolk pine tree at the Esplanade Reserve.

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Manjaree Precinct expressions of interest now open

The City welcomes applications from individuals, collectives and organisations who are passionate about creating work that connects people with place.

Notice of Special Council Meeting

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Notice of Special Council Meeting

Council will consider the 2026/2027 Annual Budget at a Special Council Meeting to be held on Wednesday 8 July, 2026.

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Carriage Cafe removal

The City of Fremantle has begun work to make one of its most visited parks safer and more attractive for the community.

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Ida Lawrence: A Bigger Misha

9 May–2 Aug, 2026
Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre

Two young women in patterned clothing face each other, performing a traditional dance gesture with their hands creating circles near their eyes. The background is blurred with greenery and soft light.

Leyla Stevens: GROH GOH (Rehearsal for Rangda)

9 May–2 Aug, 2026
Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre

Black and white collage-style artwork featuring Indonesian cultural elements, traditional figures, a volcano in the background, people in various activities, a large poster, and detailed architectural structures. Complex and densely detailed scene.

Pasar Malam/Night Market: Contemporary printmaking from Indonesia and Australia

9 May–2 Aug, 2026
Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre

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