More than 100 firefighters fought “intense flames” from a destructive blaze that erupted in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Ria Pandey
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has drawn clear election battle lines over one scheme as he prepares to hand down his fourth budget.
Jessica Wang and Blair Jackson
The bush next to the Bunbury Turf Club opposite Glade Caravan Park caught ablaze Saturday evening on March 22.
Sofia Fimognari
The fifth bishop for the Catholic Bunbury Diocese was ordained and installed on March 19 with a mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral.
The 22nd edition of the Chefs Long Table Luncheon in Bunbury was a success at the weekend with donations set to help a range of not-for-profit South West organisations.
Pet adoption month wrapped up at the weekend with Treendale and Bunbury Petstock stores showcasing cuddly pets in search of new homes.
The Bunbury and surrounding regions have been hit by a string of alleged thefts last week from multiple accused offenders.
New clothes and new found confidence was on the menu for South West women as Dress for Success WA brought its outreach styling services back to Bunbury and Busselton
Dardanup residents have banded together to voice their concerns over an application to dump contaminated waste at the Banskia Road tip in Crooked Brook, roughly 3.5km from the town centre.
Ezra Kaye
Bunbury’s Stirling Street Arts Centre has big plans for 2025, with new workshops and two new events which are part of the organisation’s larger ambition to refocus and diversify their operations
Re-elected Kalgoorlie MLA Ali Kent has not only retained her seat, but also picked up a promotion.
Tegan Guthrie
The pilot who died in a light plane crash north of Geraldton on Friday had a son who died in a similar aviation tragedy 17 years ago.
Kate Campbell & Shannon Hampton
Food delivery service Uber Eats has been “encouraged” by the initial response from drivers signing up since its official launch in Kalgoorlie-Boulder this month.
Kalgoorlie Primary School students celebrated different languages and cultures at their school on Friday in line with Harmony Day.
Carwyn Monck
The Shire of Dundas will transition its Norseman IGA to Village Grocer branding after IGA sought to dissociate itself from the town’s only supermarket.
Jessica Antoniou
A scheme which provides supervised driving and mentoring to Aboriginal and other people from disadvantaged communities is celebrating its success as 60 participants have obtained licences
Claire Middleton
Shire of Coolgardie councillors will confront the enormous scale of their financial crisis at Tuesday’s meeting, with a report revealing the 2024-25 budget closing deficit has blown out by more than $6 million.
Neil Watkinson
Financial analysis of Geraldton’s Olive Street housing project has indicated the total return after 12 years is more likely to be better than if the same funds were invested in low-risk funds.
Matthew Paddick
Some of the Mid West’s best AFL talents put in strong performances over the weekend, but none were able to get the four points for their side in round two.
Geraldton hockey star Leah-May Labuschagne has been selected in the State WA under-16 girls team, travelling on Friday to the National Championships in Adelaide.
Luke Lawson
Batavia Blaze earnt a place in the finals for the first time in club history after they secured an 8-3 victory over Martians in men’s division one softball.
Derek Goforth
With only eight balls left, Towns won their 13th overall Geraldton Bendigo Bank Cricket League title on Saturday, despite a valiant effort by Wanderers.
Victor Tanti
Chapman Valley-Northampton beat Dongara by one wicket at the Rec on Saturday to win the Geraldton Bendigo Bank Cricket League B-grade title.
Three West Australian lot feeders took to the stage during last week’s Better Beef conference to discuss the challenges and benefits of building shelter for their cattle.
Craig Duncan and Ezra Kaye
