One person has been airlifted to hospital and eight other patients were taken in ambulance following the serious crash.
WA-raised female gun shearer Nikki Lyons has set new shearing world record while wearing her favourite fabric of all time — wool.
Cally Dupe
A Wheatbelt man has fronted court accused of murdering an older man in an argument that turned violent outside a home.
Rebecca Le May
A man has died in a crash near Mt Barker after the hatchback he was driving collided with a sheep truck.
Caleb Runciman
What was once WA’s hive of agricultural research is now riddled with asbestos and will be empty within weeks as the State Government pushes ahead with plans to transform it into a new precinct in Kensington
They say the detours may be in place for an extended period of time.
Jacki Elezovich
It’s a special industry and one where women can stand side-by-side with men and feel equal.
When Liz Heggaton lost her beloved husband Craig — a respected vet, sheep breeder and her partner in life and business — to suicide, her world was shattered.
Georgia Campion
Meet Caitlyn Burling, a former agriculture journalist and communications officer with Corrigin Farm Improvement Group
Growing up on the family farm, Zarah Squiers was never far from the action.
After 12 years of representing and championing her community through the council, Tenindewa farmer Jennifer Critch has stepped down from local government to devote more time to the family farm.
Stuart Quinn
The dollar-for-dollar aspect of the $139 million live sheep export transition package has drawn the scrutiny and ire of opposition members and farmers who have labelled it “bulls..t”.
WA’s trucking businesses bracing for the end of live sheep exports are “disappointed” they will have to cough up thousands in co-contributions get any financial help.
A Japanese unionist group has threatened to raise what it claims is “aggressive anti-union” action by CBH Group with the Japanese Government after the lockout of 130 workers in Kwinana.
Eric Roulston died in March, 17 years after his son died in similar circumstances.
WA has been revealed to have the third highest level of foreign-owned agricultural land in the country, in the latest data generated by the Australia Taxation Office.
Georgia Campion and Cally Dupe
Australian farmland values are down 3.8 per cent in the first half of 2025 - the first dip in over a decade - but there are some causes for optimism.
Ben McKay
Major crash investigators were examining the scene on Monday and urge anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
Farmers are celebrating after Treasurer Jim Chalmers dumped plans to impose an “unfair” tax on those with more than $3 million in superannuation, with industry figureheads labelling it a “monumental win”.
Cally Dupe and Katina Curtis
WA’s Supreme Court has blocked the Forrest family’s attempt to uncover details of a meeting at an Aboriginal Corporation — details that could kill a mythological water serpent claim.
Adrian Rauso
About 20 Olympic swimming pools of effluent flooded nearby land after a structural failure at a Wheatbelt piggery.
Matt Mckenzie
The State Administrative Tribunal has suspended Shire of Mount Magnet councillor and deputy president Ian Black for three months after he failed to apologise for a code of conduct breach.
Josephine Hingst
Politicians and pastoralists alike ushered in the announcement and launch of the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists at the 2025 Perth Royal Show.
The CRISP Wireless Kulin Bush Races brought the Wheatbelt community to a stop over the weekend, marking its 30th anniversary and an expansion with the opening of a new headquarters in town.
