A replica biplane will be built in Kalgoorlie-Boulder to revive a piece of WA aeronautical history.
Carwyn Monck
Western Power acting chief executive Sam Barbaro met with the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce and Industry and local politicians to discuss this week’s power outages.
Elena Morabito
A local advocate for children’s mental health says the $18.5 million boost for the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service is ‘not nearly enough’ to meet the high demand in regional areas
Tegan Guthrie and Amber Lilley
The Goldfields Oasis is performing better than expected this financial year, with the centre reporting a year-to-date net loss of $1.8m, more than $200,000 below budget
Tegan Guthrie
The Kalgoorlie Golf Course is on track to report at least a $1.2 million loss for the 2021-22 financial year, with the March quarter seeing a decrease in visitors compared to the December quarter
LEGO enthusiasts and marine history buffs will have the opportunity to view fascinating shipwreck models created from LEGO bricks.
Cost of living continues to rise in the South West, with Busselton being named the highest regional centre for price growth this quarter.
Breanna Redhead
A WA drug and alcohol support service officer has been charged over an alleged scheme to sell almost 4kg of cannabis.
Jessica Moroney and Phoebe Pin
Entries have opened for one of WA’s favourite adventure races — the Eagle Bay Epic.
Taylar Amonini
A South West police officer has left the force after a woman claiming to have COVID-19 bit her and coughed on her during an arrest.
Pregnant women who kiss their toddlers or have contact with their bodily fluids can put their unborn babies at risk of a common but devastating virus.
Emily Cosenza
St John WA and Mt Barker Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service have crews at the scene.
Sean Van Der Wielen
A Norseman man faced Kalgoorlie Magistrates Court on Friday charged with allegedly shooting another man during an altercation in the Goldfields town on Thursday.
Neil Watkinson & Elena Morabito
The former deputy prime minister and foreign minister retired from federal politics three years ago and now she’s testing the waters in a new field.
Madeleine Achenza
Fears up to 25 people could be injured are mounting after a horror boating incident at a popular tourist attraction.
Owen Leonard
Thousands of Catholic school teachers have walked off the job for the first time in nearly 20 years over these issues.
A mobile phone store manager is alleged to have supplied fraudulent SIM cards to members of a “dial-a-dealer” drug supply network.
There are concerns up to 28 people have been injured in a boating accident in WA’s north-west. Initial reports suggest the vessel, believed to be a tour boat, may have capsized at Horizontal Falls.
Sarah Steger
A Sydney cleaner who broke into her elderly client’s home with the intent to steal money to fund her gambling addiction before killing her has learned her fate.
Lauren Ferri
Almost three million Australians should find out next month if they will get a raise that keeps up with the cost of groceries.
Catie McLeod
Retail records tumbled again in April, with Australians spending an incredible $33.9bn in stores and online. Here’s why the figure keeps rising.
Alex Druce
Roger Cook has announced the launch of a new job-listing website, as well as a number of hefty monetary and other incentives, in an effort to attract international hospitality workers to WA.
Caitlyn Rintoul
The state’s top cop has lashed about a particular cohort of people, saying their “dangerous behaviour” puts innocent lives at risk.
An underbelly star failed to appear in court on Friday where prosecutors argued he should serve a stint behind bars.
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