Park a welcome cultural link to town centre
The park will link the Red Earth Arts Precinct with the shopping centre, cafes and bars.
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Worker sentenced over Karratha Quarter crane incident
Robert Anthony Hoekzema was fined $4400 for failing to take reasonable care at work resulting in serious harm to a person.
Leschenault swamps the opposition
The Green Caps are becoming a rising force in the BDCA this season
Flames clash gets Buccs’ season off to a hot start
The Geraldton Buccaneers tip-off the 2019 SBL season at home against the Rockingham Flames, suiting up at Activewest Stadium on Saturday, March 16.
Krikke Motorsport claims WA title
It was a solid performance from Madsen
Woodside, ATCO head up talks on Mid West hydrogen
Energy giants Woodside and ATCO are heading up talks in Geraldton today on the prospects of developing a hydrogen industry in the Mid West.
Crabs grab thrilling win in round 8 of Karratha cricket
Peg’s Creek Crabs and Dampier Taverners were the only teams to play this round after the other two games were forfeited.
Priest faces court accused of stealing $250K
Prominent Perth Catholic priest Father Joe Walsh has thanked his supporters after appearing in court charged with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in parish funds.
Karolina cooks up drama in new season of MKR
The Perth socialite has already been labelled the “wicked witch of the West”
Scam takes $8000 from fraud victim
Consumer Protection is alerting people to be aware of a tax debt scam after a spike of reports of mounting losses, including that of a Bunbury woman who lost $8000 to fraudsters.
Student wins scholarship
Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School student Caitlin Shaw has been awarded one of 10 prestigious scholarships to study at Curtin University.
Investment boosts living environment
Aged care and retirement living provider Bethanie recently invested almost $600,000 to upgrade its Elanora premises
Female-led films do better at box office
Female-led films have consistently outperformed male-led movies at the box office, a study has found.
Fun day a celebration of difference
“It is OK to be different and that is what brings the colour to our community”.
Secure payment for WA subbies, demerits for late payers
The report found subcontractor and unsecured creditor losses of up to $505 million in 2016-17 were just the tip of the iceberg.
WA subbie details how unpaid bills are killing business
Brian Fisher is one of thousands of WA subcontractors battling to stay afloat through no fault of their own.