For the first time in living memory, this South West river is no longer flowing - an event which has been described as an ecological disaster.
Craig Duncan
A swimmer from Geographe Bay Swimming Club’s inclusion squad became a three-time State champion at the Swimming WA Junior State Championships in Perth at the weekend.
Josh Kempton
It remains unclear when the patient entertainment system at Busselton Health Campus began to fail with a relative of a patient claiming the system has been out for months.
Oliver Lane and Suzanne Aston
Vasse MLA Libby Mettam has raised her concerns about the Federal Government’s consultation for the proposed offshore wind farm zone in the South West after last week’s sessions.
Sean Van Der Wielen and Suzanne Aston
The Busselton Ukulele Strummers have donated $1000 to the Friends of the Busselton Cultural Precinct as the organisation raises funds for a grand piano at Saltwater Busselton.
Sean Van Der Wielen
Busselton’s Shelter Brewing Co has signed a five-year deal with Singapore-based grocer Modern Provision which will see its products sold in the country.
The Busselton Swimming Club junior swimmers have shown their skills against the best across WA at the weekend’s WA Junior State Championships.
Wadandi leader Zac Webb says the World Surf League has come a long way in recognising the role of Indigenous cultures in the sport of surfing – a move which had its genesis in Margaret River.
Warren Hately
Dunsborough’s police, fire and rescue, sea rescue and ambulance services have asked residents and visitors to keep safe ahead of the Easter long weekend.
Busselton’s Finn Caruana secured multiple medals at the Kayaking Nationals held in the Sydney suburb of Penrith.
Bernice Butlion and Sean Van Der Wielen
South West residents and travellers rejoiced as the first of the Busselton to Sydney flights touched down and took off this week.
Craig Duncan and Amber Lilley
Top tourism boss Evan Hall has taken a swipe at the State agency governing the region’s national parks for failing to harness their full potential.
The region’s new Aboriginal corporation governing the South West has received a funding boost from the State Government supporting Indigenous rangers.
New data has revealed the most dangerous areas and roads for hitting a kangaroo in WA.
Lauren Price
Take a debut show for a company, throw in a debut regional performance with a debut director and a debuting actor, and that itself could sound like a farce.
Suzanne Aston
After five years of travelling to markets and festivals with her eclectic product lines, Kirralee Moloney is opening a new store in Busselton Central.
A Perth resident who was unable to call her stepfather during his recent lengthy stay at the Busselton Health Campus said it was like he was in solitary confinement.
A new conservation program funded by the World Surf League has had its first outing, with 20 young marine ambassadors starting their work to help protect the environment.
The wine industry is breathing a sigh of relief with news coming through late last week that Chinese authorities look poised to relent on long-standing tariffs strangling the sector.
The City of Busselton has voted to extend the Neuron e-scooter trial to November despite a community survey showing 62.4 per cent of residents not wanting it to continue.
Gracetown surfer Bronte Macaulay spoke about her career on the waves at the South West Academy of Sport’s annual awards night last month.
Groups across the South West are gearing up for one of the largest long-term studies of critically endangered possums in the country and are calling out for citizen scientists.
DCCEEW staff walked up and down the lengthy line explaining the situation, to hundreds of frustrated community members keen to understand the project.
Each rider makes a commitment to raise at least $5000
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