A Goldfields mining engineer has been recognised with one of the industry’s highest honours for her achievements in the resource sector and her dedication to paving the way for others to follow.
Isabella Davis
GBA’s best emerging talent recognised last weekend.
Neale Harvey
Esperance’s highly anticipated James Street Cultural Precinct is now “shovel ready” after the shire endorsed a new design that halves the total cost from more than $60 million to just over $30 million.
Goldfields Giants’ NBL1 West teams are on Saturday chasing first-up wins.
A South Korean contemporary artist will open her first Australian solo exhibition in Esperance, drawing on her experience settling into the region.
Tegan Guthrie
Retired Australian goalkeeper Lydia Williams to visit Kalgoorlie-Boulder late next month.
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder man has been granted bail after allegedly convincing a 13-year-old girl to perform a sexual act on him by telling her “if you loved me, you would do it.”
A former Goldfields doctor who led the response to the region’s 2016 meningococcal outbreak has been announced as first woman to be appointed WA’s chief health officer.
Two original engineering reports, including one from the 19th century, which shed new insight into the development of the Goldfields water pipeline have been discovered in an attic.
A spotlight is set to shine on talented young people of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, with an inaugural talent show being hosted in celebration of Youth Week.
This year’s two-day KidsFest will feature appearances from Bluey, K-Pop Demon Hunters, dinosaurs and circus performers on top of a jam-packed program of hands-on fun and entertainment.
The tail of a Boeing 737 water bomber that crashed while fighting a fire near Hopetoun in 2023 is set to become a roadside attraction.
For most of the public, 1979 was largely a pretext to have a good time.
Malcolm Quekett
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz says "attacks in Iran will escalate and expand to additional targets" as the two countries' forces exchange strikes.
Staff Writers
Communities in the firing line of a tropical cyclone that cut a path down Australia's west coast have started assessing the damage from the massive storm.
Aaron Bunch
A Russian man has been jailed for four years by a UK court after Barron Trump witnessed an assault on a friend of his during a video call and alerted police.
Tristan Kirk, Press Association
After nearly six years, WA’s most remote Aboriginal community has finally had its clean drinking water supply restored.
Laura Newell
Cyclone Narelle’s wrecking spree through three States and Territories is set to leave its final mark on WA on Saturday as towns and communities start to deal with the damage left in its ferocious wake.
John Flint, Brooke Rolfe & Hannah Cross
Easter is nearly upon us, and with it, the school holidays. But never fear, we’ve got your ultimate guide to what’s on over the break.
An Afghan man faces 15 years in jail and deportation at the end of his sentence after being convicted of raping a 12-year-old girl in England.
WA grain growers are facing a ‘Wheatbelt recession’ which will flow through the entire State as fuel and fertiliser shortages threaten to derail what was shaping as the perfect start to the season.
Rhianna Mitchell
One West Aussie has been left scrambling to get to Exmouth to assess the damage to their property after cyclone Narelle battered the town.
Amy Cavender
A combination of rain and vandalism has threatened this weekend’s Eastern Goldfields Cricket Association grand final program.
The daily information overload around the impact of the war is obscuring the need for thoughtful long-term planning.
