WA illustrator named as Cossack artist-in-residence
Ross Potter has been chosen to spend four weeks in Cossack creating art inspired by the area as the Cossack Art Awards’ artist-in-residence.
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School run made safer at Dardanup Primary School
Extended carpark eases burden during school runs in Dardanup.
Locals have say in inaugural Exmouth community survey
The Shire of Exmouth Community Perception Survey gave people the chance to identify local priorities.
Parkinson’s WA to host Bunbury wellness day workshop
Liz Bickley and Nerolie Lyle will guide the workshop designed to help people continue to live rich and fulfilling lives.
Woman escapes Mt Richon blaze
A woman in her 50s escaped without injury as a fire burned through her Armadale property, causing an estimated $400,000 worth of damage.
North West’s first bulk foods store opens in Exmouth
Ningaloo Bulk Foods is believed to be the first wholly bulk foods store north of Perth.
Collie P-plate driver blows 0.206 ahead of big weekend
Collie police Sen. Sgt urges young drivers to realise they are not superhuman.
Pink Full Moon to rise over Perth tonight
Moongazers are in for a rare Easter treat as a Pink Moon is set to light up the sky Good Friday night. With the full moon’s pull said to bring on labour, it could herald the birth of the newest royal.
Karratha Airport re-opened following evacuation
Police have re-opened Karratha airport that was evacuated when police located a suspicious item being carried by a passenger, but have warned people to expect delays.
Dampier Sharks hold 7km run for mental health awareness
About 150 people took part in the inaugural Heart and Sole Mental Health Run.
Purple bench unveiled in Donnybrook
A purple bench at the Donnybrook Community Resource Centre will help start conversations about domestic violence.
Karratha Airport re-opened over suspicious item
Several hundred passengers and staff have been evacuated from the airport and four planes have been grounded.
Creative, close-knit group mark craft centre milestone
This month marks 30 years since the gaol was saved from the wrecking ball and transformed into the Old Geraldton Gaol Craft Centre.
Sky is the limit for Geraldton’s pilot school bid
Geraldton could be home to a residential pilot academy if the City of Greater Geraldton’s proposal is snapped up by an airline carrier.
Gemma’s passion a boon for city
At 21 years old, there are not many women who work full-time and volunteer more than 20 hours a week.
OPINION: Great benefits on the Geraldton foreshore walk
OPINION: You might remember I embarked on a walking regime late last year. Well, I’m happy to say nearly five months later, I’m still at it.