Jane Fryer is a journalist at The West Australian. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, cannabis culture, and animal rights, often exploring the intersections of culture and society. Jane's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Nightly, Albany Advertiser, This Is Money, and the Daily Mail.
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JANE FRYER: All we've heard for days now is how important this game is. How much the Argentine fans loathe us.
By: Jane Fryer
Jane Fryer All we've heard for days now is how important this game is. How much the Argentine fans loathe us.
Oyster the marmoset caused quite a stir last week. It all started last Friday, when there was a commotion on the 302 bus at Kensal Rise, north-west London.
We've all gone trifle mad again. Not just on dinner tables across the land. But back on the menus of some of our poshest restaurants.
By: Jane Fryer
Once upon a time, back in the 1970s, no big family celebration was complete without a pineapple upside-down cake, a Black Forest gateau and, ta-da! the pièce de résistance – a gigantic, heart attack-inducing trifle.
By: Eve Livingston, Jane Fryer
A rising number young people have embraced a phenomenon first identified in Japan in the 1990s called hikikomori - a form of extreme social isolation, most common among young adults.
Laura died on July 29, 2022, in London's Charing Cross Hospital, six months after contracting Covid. Ever since Laura's body has been in a metal drawer in an undertaker's mortuary in London.
Mick Wadge is squaring up for a 75kg deadlift in the Barbell School gym in Burnley in a singlet and shorts and - at my request - talking me through his favourite bits of his body.
By: Jane Fryer
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Sir James Cleverly gives an exclusive interview to the Daily Mail about his plans to rid London of spiraling crime rates, knife crime, murders and muggings.
