A second kerbside bin will be a part of every Geraldton household by 2022, with the council passing an updated plan to better manage the city’s waste and the environment.
Elise Van Aken
Geraldton audiences have finally been able to return to the theatre to see talented locals sing and dance their way through musical favourites of the silver screen.
The recent Mums Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo, run by Desert Blue Connect, was a success
Peter Sweeney
Two men have been arrested by Geraldton police today after gunshots were suspected to have been fired during a surbaban disturbance.
Liam Beatty & Elise Van Aken
The biggest pet-loving couple in the Mid West are calling it quits, but the Shalom Pet Cemetery will not close
Softball association members found sharps boxes damaged and needles scattered in the public toilets as children arrived to train.
Reuben Carder
I was honoured to be named “spirit of the games” by the judges and organisers. It is a moment I will never forget.
Derek Goforth
WA’s “hard border” is back.
RAELENE HALL
Locals puzzled over how the seabird came to be 350km inland at Mount Magnet.
Liam Beatty
WA agrifood and beverage businesses looking to grow have been encouraged to apply for up to $10,000 from the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development.
Staff Reporter
Sheep producers whose properties received recent rainfall have been urged to take action to protect the productivity and profitability of their flock.
The Mid West’s cheapest land has been snapped up after being marketed from $1 a block, bringing new blood to a town of less than 300 people.
A small but mighty Mid West community has made its voice heard in Parliament after rallying together to oppose a major road development residents say will destroy homes and devastate the town.
A man accused of threatening a woman at a Coles Express earlier this month claimed he had suffered a breakdown on the night of the alleged incident, leaving him with no memory of events.
Lisa Favazzo
The Geraldton Clontarf Academy will have a record number of students in 2021
The City of Greater Geraldton Council will review the $50,000 budget the mayor can dole out at will from the City’s 2020 community group budget.
Goforth’s journey has transformed from weight loss to being ‘fit for life’
Our AFL stars, like the rest of us, are “wandering out yonder”, exploring the best that WA has to offer.
The regional centre’s rental crisis has plummeted to desperate levels, with the harsh reality of looking for a home possibly squeezing some prospective tenants out of town.
A desperate prospective Geraldton tenant has been targeted in a scam, which asked for rent in advance on a stolen property listing.
Rangeway residents are sick and tired of rock throwing incidents which they say has been happening regularly for years.
Geraldton residents made a stand against family assault and homicide last week with their statement making it clear that violence is never OK.
Food and garden waste are set to be picked up free at every Geraldton home by 2022 if the council decides to approve its proposed waste-management plan for the next decade but recyclables will not be.
A Cape Burney father is pursuing legal action after claiming he was unfairly sacked from the Containers for Change depot the day after he complained of a back injury he had already disclosed.
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