He continued to use the shed to earn a living
Well-known Geraldton litigant Wayne Glew has been ordered to submit a list of people who own various items stored in the shed of his former home
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One more reason to love Country Week
Toodyay golfer Ron Ryder began the 40th Geraldton Country Week in the best way — with a hole in one.
Jake stuns rivals on the big stage
For anyone who’s ever surfed with Geraldton veteran Deon Hagan, it should come as no surprise his son Jake is a gun in the water.
Pilbara community reacts to liquor restrictions
Most community members are not happy with the liquor restrictions due to be introduced region-wide in March.
Women rally to boost mental health profile
Sarah Jean Nilen and Frankie Gobel want the Karratha community to come together and rally behind mental health in response to a recent spate of suicides in the Pilbara.
ATAR rank simplistic: principal
Four of the seven major South West high schools finished the 2018 school year with a lower median ATAR ranking than in 2017.
Dampier land transfer plan gains council support
Karratha councillors have given in-principle support to an agreement that would transfer ownership of some Dampier community assets from Rio to the City.
Perth plane, train and bus passengers on measles alert
There is a heightened risk of measles following a confirmed case in a person who returned to Perth from Vietnam.
Man praised for getting off drugs
Bunbury magistrate says it is “sad” the court does not see more “success stories”
Spate of fires sparks call for preparedness
South West homeowners still being ‘complacent’ despite repeated bushfire warnings
No confidence in Harvey president
Harvey Shire Council has been urged to consider a vote of no confidence for shire president Tania Jackson.
Family, community pays tribute to popular Tom Price mum
Tributes have poured in for Felicity Shadbolt, whose body was found in bushland last week after a four-day search.
Child caught up in suspected arson attack
Detectives spent the morning at the scene.
Man shot in Perth’s south
The shooter remains on the run as police investigate.
The real truth behind Perth’s fake Notting Hill bench
The anonymous donor of the Queens Gardens bench reveals the true story behind the fake pews that has broken the hearts of romantic Perthites.
Labor puts end of cashless welfare card on table
Labor has given the clearest signal yet that it intends to end the Federal cashless debit card trial in the Goldfields.