A local environmental group are asking community members to take action and volunteer their time to help clean up their local beach
Rose Patane
With national carers week in full swing, Harvey carers are encouraging the community to make new connections.
Craig Duncan
It was a “perfect day” for the Waroona Agricultural Society’s new president Simone Magno as the 94th Waroona Show drew thousands out to the regional event.
The Shire of Harvey’s fire crews were out in force on Saturday, preforming training exercises in preparation of this year’s bushfire season.
The Brunswick community came out in force on Saturday to celebrate its beloved Community Resource Centre’s 20th birthday.
The Burekup Country Women’s Association gathered last week to show their support to a South West Telethon star and her family.
Young artists are being called to take part in the latest creative competition in the Shire of Harvey, turning rubbish into artwork
With Telethon less than a week away cyclists across the State are encouraged to hit the saddle and help raise money in support of the Alcoa Cycle Challenge.
The sun was shining at the weekend as people from across the region descended on Waroona for the 94th return of their beloved annual agricultural show.
The Dandjoo Waabiny come and try netball clinic was held in Harvey over the weekend for Aboriginal children, featuring Harvey’s own Australian Diamond player.
Used belts from Alcoa have been taken to Tyrecycle to be repurposed and recycled in a milestone delivery
Before the service is able to get back on the tracks, the long awaited Australind train has been vandalised.
Craig Duncan and Oliver Lane
An Australind resident claims to have “lost faith” in the local police after his concerns went ignored weeks after the police minister acknowledged the region’s lack of police.
An Alcoa spokesperson has confirmed work will go on at Alcoa’s Pinjarra and Wagerup refineries despite the mining giant shutting its Kwinana refinery last week.
The Waroona show returns this Saturday for its 94th show, promising a family fun day out for everyone involved.
Despite the rain, spirits were high at Drakesbrook Weir this weekend as hundreds arrived for Waroona’s 9th annual Troutfest.
Two of the region’s top hospitality venues have been listed as finalists for the 2025 Australian Hotels Association (WA) & Coca-Cola Hospitality Awards for Excellence
Celebrating 100 years of the Roelands Hall brought community members together over the weekend to celebrate the milestone anniversary
Roelands Village — a significant heritage site in the State’s South West where members of the Stolen Generations were taken — will be restored in an estimated $8 million project.
The South West’s annual western ringtail possum tally results are in with worrying signs for northern populations.
When Brad Jones learned it could cost up to $200,000 to have his new home connected to the power grid, he decided to look at different options.
Two dedicated WA pork industry leaders have been inducted at WA Pork Producers Association life members in recognition of their passion and commitment to the sector.
Georgia Campion and Hannah Whitehead
WA’s largest freshwater angling completion has returned, drawing in hundreds to tackle the Redfin Challenge.
Spring was in the air for Preston Beach Golf Club’s annual spring fete at the weekend.
