A mother charged over a fatal crash which killed two young children including her own daughter has made her first emotional appearance in court.
Daryna Zadvirna
With just a few snips and the buzz of an electric razor, almost two-dozen students and teachers at Nagle Catholic College lost their locks for the World’s Greatest Shave.
Liam Beatty
This year has been a busy one for Geraldton Port with two new mined commodities shipped for the first time and a $10 million wharf upgrade project to accommodate mineral exports for another 25 years.
Geoff Vivian
“Don’t get me wrong, I am a great supporter of the RAC. They have done and continue to do some magnificent work. But I love driving too much to surrender to a future where no one drives.”
Grant Woodhams
In the market to buy a Geraldton park? This one could be up for sale if the City of Greater Geraldton is able to acquire it from the Crown.
Research suggests the great outdoors is great for mental health and Midwest Caravan Club leaders could not agree more.
Lisa Favazzo
The team received nominations for their work assisting police with a one-tonne drug seizure on the Abrolhos Islands, their 2019 recruitment campaign, and their continued operation during COVID-19.
Concerns have been raised over the safety of Geraldton-Mt Magnet Road, with a prediction up to 180 road trains could use the road daily as mining projects ramp up and the harvest gets under way.
The physiques of Chapman Valley’s Aaron “Pidge” Thomas and Brad Dick are as contradictory as their playing styles, but the similarity is their innate knowledge of where the big sticks are.
Peter Sweeney
Regardless of whether she and her team holds the Geraldton Netball Association Senior One trophy aloft tonight, Pumas coach Nic Gleghorn knows she has already been on a winner.
Raelene Hall says it’s only right Australia help the search for the missing sailors of live-export vessel Gulf Livestock I.
Raelene Hall
The State Government announced almost $500,000 for new and emerging industries at a regional summit in Geraldton today.
Two witnesses in the upcoming assault trial of Geraldton Mayor Shane Van Styn will appear by video, despite applications from his lawyer today to have them appear in person.
A convicted cop attacker told the sentencing magistrate to “hurry up” today, but the Geraldton court had the last word.
A man who sparked a lockdown of Nagle Catholic College after he was allegedly seen carrying a replica rifle on Cathedral Avenue has been ordered to leave Geraldton. He will face court next month.
Council staff were alarmed today when a man came to the front counter, asked where the gun shop was and produced what looked like a pistol. When told the shop location he left without incident.
A deaf woman feared for her life when her boyfriend allegedly broke into crisis accommodation and threatened to kill her.
Rovers have showcased their player depth with league, reserves and colts all booking places in Great Northern Football League semifinals.
Reuben Carder
The City of Greater Geraldton council is set to decide whether or not to make an offer to purchase the derelict Batavia Inne site when it meets next Tuesday.
Nagle Catholic College was forced into a lockdown today after a report to police of a man acting suspiciously off-campus and carrying a weapon. No weapon was found. A man was later arrested.
“We need a real plan to crack down on crime in Geraldton.”
A lunch of kangaroo kebabs with quandong relish concluded a two-day workshop to increase Aboriginal participation in the bush produce industry.
Rex Airlines has expressed an interest in servicing the Perth to Geraldton passenger route, according to Member for Geraldton Ian Blayney.
Geraldton Fishermen’s Cooperative has welcomed a new law allowing crayfishers to sell up to 100 lobsters per day directly from their boats to restaurants, fresh fish retailers and the public.
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