Dean Lewis and Dizzee Rascal added to Freo line-up
‘Waves’ and ‘Be Alright’ hitmaker Dean Lewis will perform exclusively at Falls Fremantle after a second line-up reveal today.
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Bulgarra drug courier given jail term
Franjo Antony Bilic, 56, will serve six years and nine months in jail.
Rifle to honour veterans’ role
RSL military collection curator Gerry Tyrrell said he was pleased to receive the rifle.
Karratha-based animal rescue group wins national award
SAFE has won an inaugural award for most outstanding rescue group in Australia.
Man charged over serious Roebourne assault
A woman sustained serious facial and leg injuries in the assault.
Frustration grows over loss of rates
Bunbury city councillors air frustrations over rate exempt properties, costing ratepayers more than $1 million
Winner’s artwork gives insight into mining boom
Former Bunbury Catholic College student Liam Harris was the overall winner of the Iluka Visions 2018 awards night on October 11 for his thought-provoking piece titled Mining Bloom.
Steps to cut the negative effects of travel
Well-managed tourism can have a role to play in preserving both the environment and culture.
Seth drafted by Dockers
The talented athlete was in good company when informed of her selection
Celebs draw crowds as Telethon has a day out
Hundreds of people flocked to Bunbury Centrepoint shopping centre on Sunday for Telethon 2018
Surf club pair save paddler
When a Bunbury visitor found himself in trouble in the water at Bluff Point, two past and present Geraldton Surf Life Saving Club members were nearby to help out.
Grant boosts support group
Breakaway chief executive officer Renee Pitt said she was thrilled to receive the funding.
Karratha student trio selected for YOH Fest dance final
Alex Lally, Zoe Ewin and Nakita Bulla will perform at the State final of a WA schools arts competition this Friday.
Perth gripped by ‘crisis of complacency’
Perth’s Pathway to Prosperity report, released today, found that the mining and resources boom had diverted attention from planning for longer-term economic resilience.
Election tax cuts bidding war ‘a risk to Budge’
The looming Federal election could turn into a personal tax cut bidding war, one of the nation’s leading forecasters has predicted.
Perth’s biggest water guzzlers told to cut back
Perth households have consumed five billion litres more water than forecast since July, prompting authorities to urge people to cut back on water use.