Geraldton’s RFDS base set to be up and running within the next two years has only received $7.5 million in funding from the State Government – an amount MLA Kirrilee Warr believes to be inadequate.
Imogen Wilson
Geraldton families are banding together to raise money for cystic fibrosis research and support, on a special day at the end of the month.
Sally Q Davies
The Geraldton Health Campus redevelopment will open in September, almost a decade after originally announced.
Nurses in Geraldton got together on Saturday night to be recognised for their service to the sector, as part of a grass-works initiative to celebrate nurses.
Board members of the Geraldton Police Aboriginal Advisory Group were commemorated on Wednesday morning at an intimate ceremony to mark the group’s one year anniversary.
People are saying that accounts and finance managers are the biggest winners from Tuesday’s Federal Budget, but not everyone in the sector is celebrating the huge proposed tax reforms.
There was something special about the old video store. Not just the movies themselves, but the whole experience surrounding it.
Derek Goforth
The City of Greater Geraldton’s Community Grants Program has awarded nine local not-for-profit organisations with a vital boost.
Sienna Seychell
Mid West students had their phones away and keyboards out for one of WA’s biggest tech events for young people, held in Geraldton last weekend.
A new cookbook, Earth To Table, has been released by the WA Centre for Rural Health at The University of WA to showcase Indigenous foods.
With the housing crisis looming in the Mid West and Gascoyne region, many are seeking alternative arrangements for new builds, stepping outside of the traditional brick built home.
Here’s a chance for anyone with the itch to own a post office or try their hand at being the local postie. Australia Post is looking for the next candidate to take on the Eneabba postal licence.
The Carnarvon community is still waiting for the State Government to appoint a commissioner to run its council in the wake of a recent exodus.
Kate Campbell
After 14 years in the role, Brian O’Dwyer has called time on his stint as Geraldton Turf Club chairman, stating said it’s time to sit back and enjoy the races.
Rebecca Ruthven
Jurien Bay had a huge 74-point win over Moora in round four of the Central Midlands Coastal Football League on Saturday afternoon at Jurien Shire Oval.
Julian Bashford was just 13 when he first joined the Jurien Bay emergency services as a cadet — a decision he believes is one of the best he’s ever made.
A 12-year-old boy returned home on Thursday night terrified after being surrounded by a group of teenagers on e-scooters carrying weapons.
Carnarvon police and detectives have charged a further two teenagers over an alleged crime spree resulting in burglaries, theft of a motor vehicle and dangerous driving.
Royals have kept their winning streak alive with a 48-point victory against Railways at the Recreation Ground in round four of the Community Bank Geraldton GNFL women’s competition.
Imogen Wilson & Rebecca Ruthven
A WA-first seismic survey has been completed over part of the Yarragadee formation.
The Sullivan Logistics WAFL trophy tour hit the Mid West last week with more than 450 junior footballers in attendance across three towns in four days across the region.
Five years after the closure of the Hamelin Pool boardwalk due to damage by Cyclone Seroja, replacement is under way with the building contract granted to deliver the project.
Just another regular week of learning for Years 10 to 12 students at the WA College of Agriculture, taking on a week-long shearing school.
A Mid West shire president fears locals in her area could be at risk of viruses or illness due to a “absolutely horrid” rodent plague that is resulting in “dead mice everywhere”.
