Call continues for more truck rest stops in region
Member for Durack Melissa Price said she made sure there were new truck bays constructed on North West Coastal Highway and on Midlands Road last year.
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Distiller says cheers to increased tax rebate
Chapman Valley distiller John Welsh has welcomed the increased tax rebate for brewers and distillers in this year’s Federal Budget.
Bus tour to showcase work of Geraldton volunteers
Two bus tours held this week will visit volunteer-aided organisations around Geraldton as part of National Volunteer Week.
Salvos launch Red Shield Appeal in Geraldton
The appeal will raise much needed money to support Geraldton families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Shout out to former Parkfield Primary students
“It will become a part of the history of the school, something there to last for however long.”
Film reveals roo realities
Roo carer Kim Grant said the film explored Australia’s culling culture, as kangaroos are often seen as a nuisance for damaging fences and eating crops.
Even a win doesn’t cheer up Woosha
Reporters could’ve been excused for thinking they’d encounter a cheerier John Worsfold after Essendon’s win on Saturday. They were wrong.
Warning signs in lead-up to Margs shooting
Forever Dreaming was built as a place to live peacefully and grow vegetables but things eventually turned tragic.
Energetic Bishop nearly steals the show
Michael Curry had a television audience around the globe in stitches...and the groom was almost the same.
Leadership course inspires young achievers
“We are looking at leadership training, how to change culture, change management, influencing skills and we are looking at some team building activities.”
Man hospitalised after car and scooter collide
A man was hospitalised after his scooter and a car collided in Bluff Point yesterday.
There’s a new auditory illusion breaking our brains
Just when you thought the ‘Laurel’ or ‘Yanny’ argument had been put to bed, a new ear-illusion has swept the internet
Qantas under fire over crew fatigue on non-stop flight
Qantas has flown into some flak from Britain’s largest union over claims it is dismissive of concerns about fatigue of its UK based cabin crew, operating the new Perth to London non-stop service.
Weed pest in city’s bush
An increasing amount of Flinders Range wattle seedlings are being regularly observed in the city’s bushland, according to staff at the City of Bunbury.
SW teens ready for international stage
The two teenagers both attend Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School, play for the Souwest Jets and harbour dreams of one day playing for the Australian Diamonds on the big stage.
Why I’m tipping Eagles to bring it home in a thriller
It’s a contest between the top side and second placed side — so who will win it?