The Coalition’s bid to crack down on welfare payments, with a major group of taxpayers caught in the firing line, has prompted fury from advocates.
Ria Pandey
Police allegedly found meth, scales and proof of drug dealing in the car and phone of a man after his car allegedly crashed with a truck at Mt Palmer, leaving himself with serious injuries.
Tegan Guthrie
Kambalda Primary School kids dressed up in blue last Friday and raised more than $2000 for a national anti-bullying charity.
Isabella Davis
A 44-year-old man allegedly called his ex-partner 95 times from custody to coach her into withdrawing her statement to police which alleged he repeatedly punched and kicked her in the head
Only two NBL1 West/SBL players have played 550 games in their career and Geraldton’s Mat Wundenberg is one of them, etching his name in the Buccs’ history books last Sunday against East Perth in Perth.
Rebecca Ruthven
A research project by a Kalgoorlie-Boulder medical service will scan the bones of Indigenous Australians to address disparities in their bone health.
YMHC lead the boys’ J9-12 standings in the Eastern Goldfields Hockey Association.
Neale Harvey
Kalgoorlie-Boulder children will dive into the world of science, technology, engineering and maths at a festival hosted by The Kids Research Institute Australia.
This week’s Federal Budget has brought “nasty” cuts to a popular tourism incentive to the wine industry in a move Forrest MHR Ben Small has called a “betrayal”.
Craig Duncan
Benefits are expected to flow to the Nyalpa Pirniku people following the signing of a native title agreement with Swiss mining giant Glencore, which operates the Murrin Murrin nickel-cobalt mine in WA.
Neil Watkinson
Aztecs continued their strong start to the Geraldton Netball Association season on Tuesday night, defeating Kazuals 60-47 in the late evening Round 4 clash.
Derek Goforth
Geraldton’s RFDS base set to be up and running within the next two years has only received 47.5 million in funding from the State Government – an amount MLA Kirrilee Warr believes to be inadequate.
Imogen Wilson
The WA Day Festival in Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Centennial Park on June 1 will bring the community together for a vibrant, free, family friendly celebration of culture, creativity and connection.
Margaret River has managed to stand out as the second top region for a drop, in a ranking of Australia’s top wineries of 2026.
A South West festival aiming to celebrate homegrown goods is getting closer, with the 2026 Edible Gardens Festival only days away.
Just four games into the Community Bank Geraldton GNFL season, Rovers have put the competition on notice — going from wooden spooners to an undefeated top-two side in a matter of months.
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.
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.
Ugle Fabrications La Fiamma women have advanced through to the round of 32 after securing a 3-2 win over North Beach as the Perth Women’s League Cup got under way last weekend at Charles Riley Reserve.
