Visiting senators says more can be done
WA Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John says Bunbury should continue to be made more accessible during visit.
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Cyclone Veronica yellow alert extends across Pilbara
Cyclone Veronica is now visible on the Dampier radar and gales are expected to develop over the coming hours, with the yellow alert extending between Wallal and Mardie.
Perth teacher admits sex with schoolgirls
A young Perth female arts teacher faces 20 years behind bars after pleading guilty to 48 sex offences against two female pupils.
Kids at risk as NZ massacre video spreads online
Cyber safety experts and psychologists warn about mental health impact of watching the video.
Disney brings classics back to the future
What’s old is new again as a host of classic, much-loved children’s films are reinvented in live-action remakes for a new generation — and their parents — to enjoy.
Is this outfit too skimpy for a beer?
“I could understand if I walked in with a bikini on and my boob hanging out, but you cannot see a centimetre of cleavage in this.”
EXCLUSIVE: Priest takes own life amid sex abuse claims
A popular Catholic priest under investigation for the sexual abuse of a young girl is suspected to have taken his own life after being confronted by the child’s mother.
Keeping faith through thick and thin
Peter Sweeney explains why he sticks to his team
South West galleries exhibit in State tour
Collie Art Gallery and Bunbury Regional Art Galleries will feature in the first tour of Art Gallery of WA works in 20 years.
Pool death sparks alarm call
Better security needed to alert parents
Versatile legumes have taste of success
A West Casuarinas woman who is mad about lupins, wants to help farmers and put lupins on the plate of every Australian.
New officer in charge serves for Queen and country
The new officer-in-charge of Geraldton Police Station — whose career has included protecting the Queen and Prince Harry — will target burglaries, domestic violence and antisocial behaviour.
No splitting hairs to stay cut above rest
Bunbury hairdresser and salon owner inspired by life-altering trip to Cambodia
Long Table to dish out $58,000
More than $58,000 will be shared among this year’s beneficiaries of the Chefs’ Long Table Charity Lunch.
Safety call ahead of salmon run
The 2019 salmon run has started and recreational fishers have been encouraged to keep safety in mind by both local fishing bodies and the State Government.
Bunbury junior footy club grant
Bunbury Junior Football Club selected for $4000 sports grant from Community TAB