How a family-friendly Boulder street became a nightmare
Residents of Boulder’s Cavalier Crescent have been subject to countless sleepless nights over the past 11 months since new tenants moved into a neighbouring public house
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Path to confident public address skills
Geraldton Universities Centre lecturer Jenny Kessell says there are people who would rather be dead than deliver an eulogy.
Naming rights punt
Want to have your name — or that of your company — plastered on a patrol shelter at Geraldton’s most popular beach?
League on a mission to grow masters women
Women’s masters players mixed it up with younger women at water polo in Geraldton last weekend, when members of all four clubs played on the same team in an unusual format.
Union calls for more cops in bush
Overtime of 50,000 hours ‘not enough’
Final rounds of golf
Karratha golfers turned out in force last weekend to compete in Saturday’s monthly mug and Sunday scroungers final round of the Race to Xmas which was combined with a nine hole open event.
Robots build career skills
As part of the program, Baynton West was provided with a wide variety of educational robotics, from tiny line-following Ozobot robots, to advanced Lego robotics with motors and sensors.
Art highlights kids’ can-do attitude
The Inventing Dreams exhibition was organised by Connect Paediatric Therapy Services in celebration of International Day of People with Disability.
Bunbury father-son duo land biggest contract in 35years
Thirty five years ago Stan and David Haoust operated out of a Bunbury service station with a second-hand Toyota bus.
New program to help South West Aboriginal businesses
Aboriginal business consultants are hoping to see the number of Aboriginal businesses in the South West grow when a new development program hits the region next year.
School’s science pathway earns key award
Pannawonica Primary School was handed the meritorious leadership award in the primary category at a ceremony held at Government House in Perth on November 26.
Deck the halls with art variety
The Roebourne Art Christmas Sale took place at The Quarter on Saturday, with Cheeditha Art Group, Juluwarlu Art, Wangaba Roebourne Art Group and Yinjaa-Barni Art joining forces for the first time.
Human remains found in West Busselton
Police were called to the dunes on Geographe Bay Road just after 8.45am this morning after receiving a report of human remains in bush east of the yacht club.
Life is a gas for teachers
During a two-day intensive program, teachers Timothy Okonkwo and Jennifer Bagust shadowed Woodside employees at Pluto LNG Plant and the Burrup Materials Facility.
Take a little time out to give the best gift of all
The ladies at the Bunbury Red Cross Donor Centre are encouraging everyone to donate blood
Kookaburras visit builds team skills
Elite hockey men’s team the Australian Kookaburras visited the South West last week