Secret surveillance footage used to take down the disgraced former Bishop of Broome has been released for the first time ahead of his sentencing next month.
Hannah Cross
Phoebe Solon
Speech pathology students gained hands-on experience working with young children in Broome as part of a regional placement partnership.
A Broome-based medical student has been recognised for her commitment to rural healthcare and improving health outcomes for Aboriginal children in the Kimberley.
The Kimberley has recorded a drowning rate of 4.17 deaths per 100,000 people, placing the region among the highest-risk areas in Australia.
Joshua Dowdall
St Mary’s College Broome has been recognised on the national stage, winning the First Nations foods category at the 2026 National Kitchen Garden Awards, which were announced on September 15.
Our role is to make sure Broome’s priorities remain firmly on their agenda — and to be persistent.
Chris Mitchell
Magabala Books will receive $50,000 to strengthen business development and expand national and international market opportunities for Kimberley First Nations authors and creators
Broome CIRCLE celebrated 30 years of providing vital financial counselling services to the community with a Family Fun Day on Friday, September 18.
Broome’s Roebuck Bay Hotel has been recognised across 15 categories in the 2026 AHA WA Hospitality Awards for Excellence, making it the most nominated venue among this year’s state finalists.
Street football has once again proved popular at Broome’s Cable Beach Youth Precinct, with locals and visitors embracing the fast-paced and inclusive format on September 14.
Girls’ soccer has made history in Broome, with the inaugural Broome Play Our Way Cup played on Wednesday, September 16
AFL expert Danielle Laidley revisits the controversial Fremantle 2024 call that forecasted their success long before their Flagmantle charge became a reality.
Danielle Laidley
IAG re-applied in January for approval in January under new acquisition rules, having been rejected late last year.
Sean Smith
The family-owned and operated venue announced on Tuesday that it would be ceasing operations ‘immediately’, with the beloved business handed over to liquidators.
Brooke Rolfe
‘Our family is deeply shocked and devastated by the terrible tragedy that took the life of a father, grandfather to be, brother, uncle, husband and friend.’
Kirsty Lichtenstein
The City of Perth has sacked its chief executive, just a week after a three-month inquiry was ordered into the dysfunctional relationship between the administration and councillors.
Jessica Page and Sophie Gannon
The local government area is leading the way on development, growing nearly twice as quickly as the next fastest-growing area and cementing its position as WA’s growth powerhouse.
Kim Macdonald
Capture gear has been set 1.5km off Sorrento Beach as the family of shark attack victim Greg O’Neill pays tribute to the much-loved swimmer.
WA builders are expected to be on brick rations for at least a year, as builders plead for more from the State’s only major manufacturer.
The landlord entered the property on Saturday afternoon and took possession, forcing the centre to close immediately.
Airstrips across remote WA are deteriorating faster as they are increasingly used by aircraft transporting fly-in fly-out mine workers, complicating urgently needed upgrades.
Rosa Griffith
It has taken seven years plus a mountain of money and work but Moora is finally home to a couple of gigantic Carnaby’s black cockatoos.
Ben Harvey
Australia’s only Aboriginal-led wildflower festival is set to bloom on the Esperance coast this weekend.
Curtin University students returning for a second year of study at the WA School of Mines have been left disappointed and fearful, after the on-campus college announced it would prioritise housing new students.
Students across the northern Goldfields are being asked to hang on to their baby teeth in preparation for a groundbreaking health study aimed at identifying childhood exposure to heavy metals.
Investigations are still taking place to pinpoint what type of shark mauled surfer Mel Ismail at Geraldton’s Glenfield Beach on Monday after the rare attack left the community reeling.
Fed chair Kevin Warsh will be counting votes this week both on a widely anticipated rate hike as well as the future direction of monetary policy.
Jeff Cox
While ticket sales are encouraging, it highlights how much the theatrical industry has changed since the pandemic as it is now defined by fewer screens, fewer moviegoers, fewer movies and higher ticket prices.
Sarah Whitten
Oil trading was once largely the preserve of commodity houses, institutional investors and professional traders able to make bets involving thousands of barrels at a time. That barrier is becoming much lower.
Lee Ying Shan
WATCH THE VIDEO: Inside Lynas Rare Earths’ Malaysia operation as former CEO Amanda Lacaze discusses its turnaround and the race to diversify supply beyond China.
The WA Police Union has raised concerns over public access to the WA Police Academy in Joondalup.
Liam Murphy
A pair of Danish tourists have been kicked out of Australia after being caught at Perth Airport with a shocking plan to smuggle native snakes out of the country.
Caleb Runciman
Men will work in the kitchen while women manage the finances as part of an unlikely charity alliance at this year’s Perth Royal Show.
The majority of City of Rockingham councillors would like to see the centuries old title ‘Freeman of the City’ consigned to history linking the term to violence against women.
The mental health nurse had sex with his patient, smuggled a mobile phone into the federal detention facility for her and showered her with gifts and personal items such as underwear, soap, hair dye and food.
A servo in one WA town is getting in the purple spirit by offering Freo fans money off at the bowser – just as long as they do this one simple thing.
Zosia Melanczuk
