Suiside and Martians opened round 9 in men’s division 1 softball on Friday night, with Suiside earning a 5-1 victory in a disciplined and well contested game.
Derek Goforth
The summer school holidays have been made more affordable for Mullewa residents, thanks to free entry to Doc Docherty Pool.
Sally Q Davies
It’s been all about the B52’s this weekend, with both their top men’s and women’s sides successful in round 9 of the Geraldton water polo competition
Rebecca Ruthven
Four members were honoured for their service to the Country Women’s Association at the Champion Bay branch’s Christmas wind-up — including one who has been a member for almost three quarters of a century.
Kate Campbell
Surf Life Saving WA’s all-abilities Nippers program is expanding into Geraldton, but the Champion Bay SLSC is already making waves with their inclusive Dolphins Program.
The Mid West footy factory has produced another rising star, with Geraldton’s Fina Dethlefsen making her way onto Richmond’s AFLW list in Monday night’s national draft.
Indoor pools at Aquarena will be closed from February to April next year due to a major refurbishment, reducing the amount of swimming lessons available during Term 1.
Softball fans in Geraldton were treated to a strong weekend of representative action as Softball WA’s State under-18 side rolled into town to take on local GSA teams across a series of games at Utakarra.
The Geraldton T-ball season wrapped up on Saturday morning at the Utakarra softball diamonds, with Marlins completing a clean sweep of the grand finals in both the under-13s and under-10s competitions.
It was a productive weekend for Towns, who took out two wins over the weekend in the T20 and one-day competitions
Victor Tanti
One man had died and another is in hospital after a collision near Paynes Find.
Geraldton’s professional firefighting ranks has gained four new members after graduating from the WA Fire and Emergency Services Academy last Thursday evening.
Regional and metropolitan health services have collaborated on new virtual technology, allowing people in the Mid West experiencing swallowing difficulties to receive feedback and diagnoses in real time.
Marine Terrace came alive on Thursday night as the annual Christmas on the Terrace filled the street with festive spirit. The busy foreshore was filled with families, stalls, and activations.
Just as you and the family are adjusting to this new social-media-free-world, another challenge emerges.
Natasha Pirrottina
Three Geraldton schools have been awarded a share of $150,000 of grants from the State Government to reduce waste and promote recycling.
Mining at Great Fingall outside of Cue is reaching depths not seen for more than a century.
The GNJFL has announced a new youth girls competition, as preparations ramp up heading into the 2026 season.
With the announcement of Grant Russell taking the reins of the GNFL, James Gardiner sat down with the new president to discuss his priorities, the key issues and the new direction of the GNFL.
James Gardiner
BERRI Acai & Waffles offers Gero locals a new and refreshing experience.
Households and businesses across Geraldton and the Mid West are counting the costs after the weekend’s massive power outage, which for most left them in the dark for more than 24 hours.
Kate Campbell & Sally Q Davies
The majority of the almost 25,000 homes and businesses across Geraldton and the Mid West faced with power cuts over the weekend have had power restored after an extended outage that lasted up to 24 hours.
A Geraldton man has been jailed for four years over a hit-and-run while impaired by meth and cannabis that left a three-year-old boy with ‘catastrophic’ and ‘life-endangering’ injuries.
The annual Christmas on the Terrace markets set to brought the community together for an evening of festive fun.
Stuart Quinn
