From worms wriggling in the mud to spiders lurking in the shadows, if you see a bug, scientists want to know about it.
Craig Duncan
Vintage lovers will be lining the streets of Witchcliffe tomorrow when the 13th annual Vintage Fair gets underway.
Warren Hately
Residents and budding musicians will have the chance to learn how to turn stories into song as part of the South West Heritage Festival.
Planning Minister John Carey has brushed off questions and refused to comment on his Government’s persistence in pushing a development agenda at Gracetown despite more than two decades of failure.
A new program to address concerns around homelessness in the South West will not include the Augusta-Margaret River shire.
The major crash squad is seeking information from the public as it investigates the death of local winemaker Sarah James-Martin.
WA’s emergency services minister says the new fire and rescue station in Margaret River demonstrates the State Government’s commitment to regional safety.
The Department of Health have unveil two new measles exposures sites in Western Australia.
Vasse Felix has scored a prestigious honour, being named the top winery in the country by James Halliday.
The best of Busselton’s sporting community were recognised at of the City of Busselton Annual Sports Awards on Monday night.
Josh Kempton
The Shire of Augusta-Margaret River is following through on moves to broaden its consultation after finding steep costs to honour feedback from the Augusta community on their beloved jetty.
A leading charitable organisation is bringing its efforts to Augusta and bringing the laughs with them.
The region’s leading conservation group has celebrated its 25th birthday with a special insiders event hailed as Catalyst 2025.
As the weather warms up, dog owners are being put on notice about the need to adhere to strict exercise areas on local beaches.
Augusta residents have rallied to clean local beaches under the guidance of two local teens.
Rosa Brook Hall is throwing its doors wide open for a community celebration to mark its 100th birthday next weekend.
Re-elected veteran councillor Greg Boland wants to see him and his colleagues more closely involved in the Shire’s Safer Speeds Trial with the RAC.
The State Government agency in charge of the region’s national parks has defended conservation efforts even as huge swathes of native land become overwhelmed by arum lily.
The WA Wine Show has seen a compelling duel between the Margaret River and Great Southern regions.
The annual celebration of the Margaret River business sector has crowned new champions, with top awards going to a host of well-known and emerging operators.
The Shire of Augusta-Margaret River is encouraging residents to keep composting and recycling despite major challenges to waste recovery.
The Augusta community has come out in force to enjoy a local pastime while also raising money for a good cause.
Newly-elected Shire of Augusta-Margaret River councillors say going in to bat for the region must be a priority for the whole council team.
The Shire has pulled the trigger on wider consultation for its forthcoming agricultural policy it says will set the scene to acknowledge farmers as well as the environment based on clear evidence.
