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HackED compCommentsPremiumGoldfields students hack into climate action

“The idea behind this theme was to raise morale and resilience in the face of one of the biggest challenges the world has ever faced”

Amber Lilley

SoccerCommentsPremiumHannans Celtic ‘end curse’ with first trophy

“It felt good to end the curse. All the lads that played their part — from the lads in the semifinal to the lads who made it into the final squad — made a little bit of Celtic history”

Amber Lilley

Planning reshuffleCommentsPremiumCouncil’s planning scheme reshuffle

The plans exclude the area bounded by Throssell, Forrest, Lionel and Hay streets near Kalgoorlie’s CBD to allow another 60 days of consultation with the City’s planners and affected residents

Jason Mennell

Footy crisisCommentsPremiumKambalda footy club in crisis as leaders set to leave

The pending departure of the club’s most prominent figures casts further doubt over the Eagles’ future in the GFL beyond this season ahead of tonight’s general committee meeting

Neale Harvey

Stealing spreeCommentsPremiumKalgoorlie stealing spans four months

A Kalgoorlie-Boulder man who stole items from several local stores and became aggressive towards staff members when confronted about the thefts has been fined and given a community-based order

Amber Lilley

New homeCommentsPremiumNew Esperance hub to foster cultural values

The Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation will now be able to create a hub for the local community after being granted a new home by the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation

Amber Lilley

new look roomCommentsPremiumKalgoorlie school upgrade to benefit arts students

Dance and drama students at Kalgoorlie-Boulder Community High School will now be able to step on the stage in style after the official opening of the refurbished arts building

Amber Lilley

Bucking good timeCommentsPremiumCalling all rodeo and ute muster fans

Locals are encouraged to don their favourite cowboy attire, roll out their swags and have a “bucking good time” at next month’s inaugural Coolgardie Rodeo and Ute Muster.

Amber Lilley

Flouting lawsCommentsPremium‘Quarantined’ Vic couple allegedly found at WA bar

A couple travelling from Victoria who have allegedly been caught flouting self-isolation laws in Norseman will spend the remainder of their quarantine period in police lock-up

Amber Lilley

Safer Streets PatrolCommentsPremiumCrime cash criticism rejected, City ramps street patrol

The State Government says local crime is trending down after councillors ripped into it while overwhelmingly backing a proposal to expand the Safer Streets Patrol

Jason Mennell

Kalgoorlie-boundPremiumWA Labor bigwigs heading to Kal for caucus retreat

The party’s 75-member strong caucus — including WA Premier Mark McGowan, ministers and MPs — will take the opportunity to meet with local people, businesses and community organisations.

Jason Mennell

footballCommentsPremiumClub fined $2000 after player receives lifetime ban

Kambalda footballer Daniel Murray’s lifetime ban for striking a Goldfields Football League umpire in round 14 against Mines Rovers has cost his former club a hefty fine

Neale Harvey

miningCommentsPremiumTrigg Mining embraces a significant milestone

Trigg Mining is toasting a “key milestone” after outlining a maiden indicted resource for its flagship Lake Throssell sulphate of potash project north-east of Laverton.

Jason Mennell

footballCommentsPremiumKalgoorlie coach keen on a fourth GFL team

Kalgoorlie women’s coach Shane Coysh looked forward to the likely addition of Railways in 2022 for what he envisioned would be a massive boost for the Goldfields Football League’s fledgling program

Neale Harvey

Record salesCommentsPremiumLynas Rare Earths posts record $186m sales revenue

Robust demand has seen Lynas Rare Earths overcome weaker prices and challenging COVID-19 headwinds at its Malaysian plant to post record sales revenue for the June quarter

Jason Mennell

Crash mistakeCommentsPremiumP-plater hit man on path as car too hot for teen driver

A Kalgoorlie-Boulder teenager who was driving a car too powerful for him to handle has been fined for an act of dangerous driving in which he hit a man who was walking his dog on the footpath.

Amber Lilley

Fresh accusationsCommentsPremiumGoldfields man back in court on DV claims

Man who was released after allegedly pouring hot ash from a fire over his ex-partner’s head and repeatedly hitting her in the face with a piece of metal is now facing fresh accusations

Amber Lilley

work beginsCommentsPremiumPaving ahead as long-awaited revitalisation starts

The long-awaited overhaul of Kalgoorlie’s deteriorating footpaths is starting more than two years after pedestrian safety concerns were flagged by a former councillor

Jason Mennell

footballCommentsPremiumFull-flight Symonds a headache for Rovers defence

It was an ominous sight no rival club wanted to see — an imposing Cam Symonds in full flight for Kalgoorlie on Saturday in a match-winning display against Mines Rovers

Neale Harvey

footballCommentsPremiumBoulder thump a depleted Eagles in the GFL

Boulder’s criticism drawn from a poor Goldfields Football League display a week earlier against Railways coincided with Kambalda fielding the club’s weakest team of the season

Neale Harvey

Rock onCommentsPremiumKalgoorlie girls rock out at weekend music camp

A program which fosters the confidence, participation and bonding of girls, trans and non-binary aspiring musicians has finished its first trip to Kalgoorlie-Boulder, with more planned for the future

Tegan Guthrie

New firiesCommentsPremiumGraduates set to fire up in Kalgoorlie

Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s career firefighters will welcome four new graduates into the ranks as WA enters its busiest time for home fires

Tegan Guthrie

above budgetCommentsPremiumKalgoorlie city centre tenders way out of ball park

The $16 million Kal City Centre Project and paving upgrades for Hannan and Burt streets have hit a potential roadblock, with site supervisor tenders coming in well above budget

Tegan Guthrie

Wild wanderCommentsPremiumWoollie & wild tale through the Goldfields ends well

What started as a 900km, 12-hour drive to bring a four-year-old dog to a local animal rescue group turned into a near two-week mission after the he became lost in the bush not once, but twice

Tegan Guthrie