Police have charged a man after allegedly lighting multiple scrub fires in WA’s South West.
Lisa Thomas
A set of new tiny homes have been unveiled in Busselton, aiming to plug housing crisis holes while remaining affordable and quick to build.
Campbell Greaves
Help is at hand for Capes creatives looking to step up their game and develop a sustainable, satisfying career.
Warren Hately
Tickets have gone on sale this week for May’s Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival which is boasting a mix of new and returning talent and an expanded program.
Home ground advantage and tonnes of talent helped elevate local surfers at the WA Surf Masters Championships held at Gas Bay at the weekend.
The tourism industry has welcomed Reece Whitby as the new tourism minister, but backstage pundits are frustrated the key role continues to be a game of musical chairs.
Around 85 WA water sector professionals converged in Busselton on Tuesday to share knowledge and connect with peers at the Water Industry Operations Association of Australia WA Interest Day.
Ezra Kaye
Busselton Fringe Festival is set to close this weekend with an evening of jazz at the Hilton Garden Inn dubbed Swing by the Bay.
Sofia Fimognari
Busselton has welcomed a new Good Sammy store which comes with more job opportunities for people with disabilities.
Howard Park maestro Jeff Burch says this year’s vintage was “fast and furious” and looking great, especially for white wines.
A controversial Springfield subdivision in the City of Busselton is making it’s return to the council chambers next week after being pushed back at December's meeting.
Craig Duncan
Entries are open for the prestigious Ludlow Art Prize, which celebrates the Australian landscape though painting and sculpture.
Scuba diving scientists have delved into underwater seagrass meadows last month to sample the health of Geographe Bay’s ecosystem.
A Busselton mental health practioner is providing information, strategies and a safe space to share for neurodivergent women of all ages in the South West
The Black Dog Ride will return to Busselton at the weekend aiming to spark meaningful conversations about mental health.
In a bid to better support people with mental illnesses, a South West organisation is aiming to provide a safe, community driven space which helps provide day to day living skills.
The City of Busselton welcomed 10 student doctors from the Rural Clinical School of WA who will undertake clinical training in the South West this year
The Shire will be hauled before WA’s State Administrative Tribunal to defend a deeply unpopular decision made in January affecting one of the region’s most crucial lime and sand pits
Some of Margaret River’s key custodians have ramped up their concerns about off-road vehicles destroying the iconic beaches of the Cape to Cape region
A few Dunsborough bodyboarding tragics have won through in the State’s top-level competition held at Mandurah’s Wedge Island at the weekend.
The City of Busselton council has voted unanimously to include $100,000 in future budgets to make the region accessible for the thousands of residents and visitors living with disabilities.
Winemakers are tipping 2025 to be the year for white wines in the region.
A South West rabbit control program has seen farmers hopping on board in droves to manage Australia’s most expensive pest.
Following the bushfire in Dunsborough last month, the Marri Reserve has been temporarily closed for safety reasons and to allow the vegetation to recover
