FRE-OH! Magazine

A woman in a colorful patterned outfit sits on a chair, leaning her head on her hand. She is surrounded by orange shoeboxes. The magazine cover headline reads “Viral Style: Poppy Lissiman has trendsetting in the bag.”.

FRE-OH! Mag Autumn 2026 / Issue 26

Viral style with Freo local Poppy Lissiman, 50 years of the Fremantle Toy Library and The Meeting Place, a new tea house concept in South Fremantle, and the inside scoop on the City’s Community Engagement team.

 

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Mike and Mel, owners of Culley’s, stand smiling inside their bakery. The magazine cover features bold text about the business’s centenary, with additional headlines and a City of Fremantle logo.

FRE-OH! Mag Summer 2025 / Issue 25

Culley’s crack a century, North Freo stories and young creatives make their mark.

 

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A smiling man stands among record shelves in a music store, holding a vinyl record. The magazine cover reads: FRE-OH! Beats and Banter with Bailey, and highlights feature stories on local events and festivals.

FRE-OH! Mag Spring 2025 / Issue 24

Beats and banter with Bailey, a new era for Mojos and Totally Lit Festival comes to town.

 

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A smiling man in black holds a cello on stage in an ornate theater. The magazine cover reads, FRE-OH! Hans Strikes a Chord. Sounds of splendour. Other headlines and the City of Fremantle logo appear on the cover.

FRE-OH! Mag Winter 2025 / Issue 23

A pillar of the Fremantle’s cultural scene the Fremantle Chamber Orchestra celebrates 20 years, look back at eight decades of community in Hilton & see how the Buffalo Club is roaring back to life.

 

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FRE-OH! Magazine

FRE-OH! Mag Autumn 2025 / Issue 22

Balancing act lands in Freo, hear about the street art pair’s love story, look back at one year of Truth Telling & sneak a peak at this year’s Sculpture at Bathers.

 

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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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