‘Affordable’ housing plan for Centre a step closer
Bunbury City Council is next week expected to endorse advertising changes to its Local Planning Strategy to allow the Homemaker Centre proposal.
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Punters dress to impress at NWJC Ladies’ Day
There was plenty of creativity and flair trackside at the annual NWJC Ladies’ Day meet.
Buccs result could impact on play-offs
The Printsync South West Slammers could still have an impact on the play-offs, even though they will not be playing post-season basketball.
Recurring out-of-control parties disappoint police
Roebourne police were pelted with bottles and rocks at an out-of-control party in Wickham last night.
Cheapest, most expensive suburbs for renting revealed
Wonthella has taken the crown for the cheapest suburb to rent in in Geraldton for the June quarter.
Toogood’s worlds collide
Shihad frontman travelled to Sudan for his surprising side project.
Multi-talented Bostonian makes Bunbury his sweet spot
Having relocated from the United States 11 years ago for love, Michael Arruda has brought to the South West a plethora of skills, qualifications and talents.
Chaos as New York City steam pipe explodes
Up to 28 buildings have been evacuated in Manhattan in New York City as an ageing pipe exploded, spewing steam and debris, disrupting work and travel.
Medal haul at State Championships
Geraldton’s taekwondo competitors brought more than 30 medals at the All Australian International Taekwondo Federation’s State Championships this month.
Fisher lands critical match-up for Slammers
A loss on Sunday for the Slammers would almost end their hopes of playing in the post season, with the Senators going ahead by two wins.
Let’s not put a lid on rubbish
The Chaser’s Craig Reucassel goes back to basics for War on Waste.
Funds cut risks muting Pilbara language centre
A language centre in Hedland has made staff redundant due to funding cuts
Probe begins on JetGo loss
Unsecured creditors, such as the City of Karratha, are owed an estimated $34 million.
Barking Gecko program at Red Earth Arts Precinct
The much-loved WA institution is setting up in Karratha
Death Fest brings touchy subject out into the open
Compassionate Communities Network, an initiative which aims to connect organisations and individuals in the community to better support each other at the end of life, will be launched at the festival.
Karratha’s off-road pioneers recall early days
The jump up wasn’t always the go-to track in the Pilbara