Ambulance ramping figures at South West hospitals remain high, with Bunbury and Busselton hospitals recording the second-worst September on record.
Madelin Hayes
Round nine of the State Government’s regional economic development grants has opened, giving South West businesses the chance to apply for funding for local projects.
Rose Patane
As Halloween celebrations get under way through the South West, dog owners are being reminded to take extra precautions to keep their four-legged friends safe at the weekend.
Seth Carter
Beloved primary school ‘edutainment’ duo Pevan & Sarah are bringing their high-energy musical to Saltwater in Busselton on Tuesday, November 10 as part of their biggest national tour to date.
Excitement is building as the Busselton Show returns to Churchill Park this weekend, packed with traditional country show favourites.
A plan shaping the future look of Dunsborough’s town centre has been put on hold, with councillors voting to delay public consultation
From chair yoga to memoir writing and free community lunches, Seniors Week is back for 2026.
The Ludlow Art Prize is preparing for its biggest exhibition yet, aiming to bring awareness to the critically endangered Tuart Forest.
Boyanup’s controversial saleyards is set to have a new home, according to the Shire of Capel, which presented the details of its highly anticipated agribusiness precinct for the first time this week.
For 20 years, locals looking to conquer their fear of public speaking, pitch a business, or deliver a memorable wedding toast have had shared sanctuary on the corner of Albert Street and Bussell Highway
“Silent killer” is the term being used to describe fatigue as part of the State Government’s new horror-themed road safety campaign launched earlier this month
Harvey-Benger secured a 28-run win over Busselton-Margaret River Tigers at Barnard Park on Sunday, with the fixture marking the Tigers’ first home game of their inaugural women’s cricket season.
Jack Penniment
Officers from major crash have revealed the moments leading up to the crash that killed Cailee Mansell, with the vehicle’s speed and time of braking key parts of evidence given in day two of the trial.
Jacki Elezovich
The investigation into a woman’s sudden death following a random breath test operation on a Geraldton highway last week is still ongoing as police wait on test results.
Sally Q Davies
Judge Genevieve Cleary handed down her verdict on Friday following a five-day judge-alone trial in September.
Jessica Evensen and Hannah Cross
A former WA school teacher who was previously recognised with an education award has faced court for the first time accused of sexually abusing a teenager.
Charlton Hart
A ‘callous’ drunk-driver hit a cyclist and left him for dead because he feared the consequences had police caught him drink-driving, a court has been told.
Hannah Cross
A young mother who violently murdered a woman in Busselton has sensationally testified against her co-accused just two weeks after admitting to the brutal stabbing.
Jessica Evensen
An Albany court has viewed dash-cam footage and heard from the driver of the train involved in a rail-crossing crash that killed a young mother last year, as her husband stands trial over the tragedy
City of South Perth CEO Liz Ledger has sensationally quit after just four months, slamming the council’s dysfunctional culture and revealing she was blocked from addressing serious health and safety hazards.
The heartbroken daughter of a retiree who died after allegedly being placed in a chokehold on a Fremantle street has spoken of his final act of kindness.
A simple text, a smiley face and a blue heart. One lucky West Aussie almost missed the chance of a lifetime.
Rosa Griffith
A “disturbing” new road safety campaign portraying fatigue as a sinister figure lurking behind tired drivers has been launched regionally to help warn drivers about the “silent killer”.
Tegan Guthrie
Adverse weather conditions on Saturday prevented sailors from participating in their sail past to kick off the 2026-2027 season at Princess Royal Sailing Club.
Des Beeck
A program to detect European starlings using artificial intelligence has kicked off along WA’s south coast in an attempt to protect grain, livestock and fruit.
The Shire of Dundas has advocated to the water minister and Water Corporation to increase Norseman’s water capacity, voicing concerns of insufficient storage due to increased mining activity in the area.
Medical services in Coolgardie and Kambalda have undergone review as the local government seeks to address delivery gaps in the shire.
Markets paused their slide this week as the tech sector found its footing following an AI sell-off sparked by high borrowing costs and doubts over data centre returns.
Justin Zacks
The history of technological progress suggests that, as AI spreads, the employment impact will hit women more than men.
Steve Liesman
Amazon is releasing two new Bee listening devices as it moves further into the AI hardware market.
Annie Palmer
China’s central bank has bought gold for 23 straight months, and the country is importing more of the precious metal than ever.
Anniek Boa
A Kalamunda woman is facing arson charges after allegedly lighting multiple fires along a Forrestfield firebreak.
A raging bushfire that threatened homes and caused airport chaos was allegedly deliberately started by a woman using a “mobile heat source”.
Alexandra Feiam
West Australians are getting into the ghoulish spirit, dusting off their fancy dress costumes for what is being touted as WA’s biggest-ever night of Halloween partying.
A Ballajura family has been left shaken after their car was set alight outside their home in the early hours of Friday morning.
Telehealth innovator Esther Oh has been named the 2027 Australian of the Year for WA, recognising her incredible work transforming access to health specialists for those living remotely.
Oliver Lane