It’s the dusty hour, when the neat corners of day disperse like moths flitting against the window in aimless patterns.

Fremantle Markets has won several tourism and business awards. I wrote and researched the bids for the following awards: Fremantle Chamber -- Tourism Excellence Winner (2015); Fremantle Business Awards -- Tourism Excellence Winner (2014); Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards -- Major Tourist Attractions Finalist (2013); Fremantle Chamber Tourism Excellence Award -- Winner (2013).

Be Still is a series of ‘traces’ that testify to the things and people we have lost. Via a combination of old and new photographic technology, the artist Sundari Carmody captures intimacy through a poetic absence, signified by empty spaces and ghostly figures.

Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s Manon is set in one of the most notorious periods of French history: the Regency era under Philippe d’Orléans. Pre-revolutionary France was ripe with corruption, and this is reflected in the trajectory of Manon’s heroine. In the first act of the ballet, she is an innocent young woman about to enter a convent. By the final act, she is branded a prostitute and dies as a convict in a rotting Louisiana swamp. With vivid detail, MacMillan shows us the corrupt world of libertine France in a ballet filled with lust and death.

Fremantle Markets was established in 1897, and throughout the years, has become an iconic tourist destination. Steeped in the port city of Fremantle’s rich indigenous, maritime, convict, colonial and migrant history, the market is one of the most visited places in Western Australia. It is located at the southern end of Fremantle’s ‘Cappuccino Strip’ and housed in a grand Victorian heritage building.

"Books, let's face it, are better than anything else", Nick Hornby. Turn the pages of The Literature Book to discover more than 100 of the world's most enthralling reads, and the literary geniuses behind them, from Geoffrey Chaucer to Margaret Atwood.

Jiří Kylián created Petite Mort for the Nederlands Dans Theater in 1991, and it’s been popular ever since. Petite mort, translated from French, means “little death”, and is generally used as a euphemism for orgasm. Kylián’s Petite Mort plays on this meaning with subtle sexual symbolism.

With their fierce, independent heroines, brooding anti-heroes and all sorts of dastardly plots, it’s no surprise the Brontë sisters and their novels occupy a special place in screen adaptations of literature. Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights (1847) tends to attract different kinds of film and TV adaptations to the usual polite drawing-room dramas. This is partly because Wuthering Heights is a brutal novel, despite all the romance associated with it.

One of the things I used to find incredibly unsettling about having synaesthesia is that it determines for me what colours I associate with certain people.

Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, commemorated annually on 27 January on the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. Designated by the UN General Assembly, the day honours the victims of the Nazi era.