Fremantle has been named in Australian Traveller's "Australia's 100 Best Towns to Visit in 2026," coming in at #24 overall and earning a Top 3 spot History & Heritage category.
The Western Australian Government has allocated $3 million over two years in the 2026–27 State Budget to continue conservation works at Fremantle Prison, reinforcing its long-term commitment to one of the state's most significant heritage sites.
Ground has been broken on LaunchPad Golf Fremantle, a multi-level golf and entertainment venue set to transform the Fremantle Public Golf Course into a year-round destination.
Upgrades are planned for Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour as part of a wider programme of marine infrastructure improvements funded by the State Government.
Fremantle has greenlit a $107 million Purpose-Built Student Accommodation project that will transform part of Fremantle's East End into a contemporary living hub.
Little Creatures has reopened its Fremantle venue following a substantial $10 million dollar redevelopment that has reshaped its presence along the Fishing Boat Harbour.
Fremantle Piazza recently welcomed a major new public artwork by internationally recognised Portuguese artist Bordalo II, who completed one of his signature Big Trash Animals in the heart of the city.
