Kalgoorlie-born retired navy Cmdr Royce Spencer had a simple message for attendees at Saturday’s Anzac Day dawn service at the Kalgoorlie War Memorial.
Neil Watkinson
As dawn replaced night, the courage and sacrifice of Australian and New Zealand service people was honoured as the Last Post echoed throughout Loopline Park.
Tegan Guthrie
Kalgoorlie-Boulder legend Kevin Bloody Wilson returned to his home town on Saturday, not only to pay his respects on Anzac Day but also to give the local RSLs a two-up kip made from original Lone Pine wood.
What a week it’s been in the disability/National Disability Insurance Scheme space.
Jo Russell
World War I veterans buried in unmarked graves in the Eastern Goldfields will have plaques installed to commemorate their life.
Isabella Davis
Leah Hutchinson heads to the US in July.
Neale Harvey
If Canberra truly wants to strengthen the national economy, secure energy supply and lift living standards, it must stop neglecting the regions that power the nation from the ground up.
Rick Wilson
A new partnership between Northern Star Resources and Artgold will see the Super Pit owner provide $40,000 across two years to support creative opportunities through the arts and culture association.
A former navy serviceman will give the keynote address at the Kalgoorlie RSL Anzac Day dawn service.
Zinzan Clark is in line for final selection after being named to a 32-player WA squad.
WA’s surging gold sector injected $20.5 billion into the national economy last year while supporting more than 111,000 jobs and 6300 local businesses across the country, new research reveals.
Matildas star Lydia Williams made a nostalgic return to her childhood home of Kalgoorlie-Boulder for a Statewide initiative designed to empower First Nations women and girls through soccer.
A mental health provider is bringing its eight-week training course to Kalgoorlie-Boulder and Esperance, offering locals the chance to train as teachers to help address mental health issues in the community.
A free driving academy program is teaching Goldfields teenagers crucial skills needed to safely tackle country roads.
Upgrades to the nbn network in the Goldfields have been rolled out to boost capacity and improve reliability, with local information sessions planned to help residents learn what the upgrades mean for them.
The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Christmas decoration budget has been boosted to $400,000 for the next financial year, following community criticism of last year’s display.
An “amazing” community response means Kalgoorlie-Boulder Salvation Army’s free weekly lunch will be back up-and-running just two weeks after a lack of volunteers forced its closure.
Cyclassic’s future in doubt after back-to-back cancellations.
A local driver is among the motorists making the most of having an electric vehicle during the nation’s current fuel crisis, saving $400 in diesel every time he makes the trip to Perth and back
Lachie Gilbert made a winning start at the helm of Railways.
Thousands poured through the gates for this year’s KidsFest, which offered two days packed with creativity, adventure, singing and dancing at the Goldfields Oasis playing fields at the weekend.
The biennial two-day KidsFest will transform a local sporting field into a kids’ wonderland this weekend.
Enjoying turning his own misery into laughter and making a living from it, comedian Dave Hughes is bringing his latest show to Kalgoorlie-Boulder after a near-death experience inspired all-new content.
An Esperance snake catcher and native animal carer is putting in off-the-clock hours to help keep the slithery serpents from harm.
