Police Minister Reece Whitby is reportedly set to visit Geraldton next week to get a firsthand look at crime in the area.
Matthew Paddick
The Premier’s comments came after The West Australian reported that dozens of soldiers who served in WWI lie with little or no recognition at Karrakatta Cemetery in often disrespectful states.
Malcolm Quekett
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder community centre’s first Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea event has gone above and beyond expectations to raise funds for cancer.
Jessica Antoniou
The 25-year-old died in 2020 when she was struck by an underground mining vehicle.
Kate Campbell
Seven games have been scheduled on Saturday.
Neale Harvey
Mines Rovers lead the reserves standings by a game from Boulder.
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder high school is painting the town green in their latest whole-school production Shrek the Musical.
The alarming admission came about when a GP was talking to a 16-year-old patient.
Hannah Cross
Arthur Leggett, who was WA’s oldest and last surviving World War II prisoner of war, died last month, aged 106.
Railways lead the GFLW standings on percentage over Mines Rovers, ahead of this Saturday’s clash.
Two Geraldton stars featured last weekend for the WA (WAFLW) State team in their clash against South Australia (SANFLW) with WA just going down narrowly to a well-drilled SA outfit.
Luke Lawson
I’m over elections and I’m also over politics in general.
Peter Fiorenza
La Fiamma Soccer Club sent their top women’s team to Perth after discussions with Football West, paving the way for them to compete in the Women’s League Cup against the best.
In Geraldton, few names are as synonymous with softball as the Purcells. The family, led by the late Simone Purcell, has left an indelible mark on the sport and the community.
Derek Goforth
Coastal hazards at Bluff Point will be on the agenda for the Bluff Point Coastal Adaptation Project information session on May 14.
Stuart Quinn
For the first time, the Great Northern Football League has a naming rights sponsor, with the Freemasons Hotel coming on board in what the league is calling a win for all, including the punters.
This Mother’s Day, Liz Poke reflects on a journey she never expected — one filled with strength, sacrifice, and unwavering love for her youngest child, Maverick.
Josephine Hingst
Domestic violence rates continue to skyrocket in WA - with new police statistics revealing the number of assaults and threats against intimate partners has risen to a record high.
Sarah Steger
The community displayed incredible spirit by uniting for a cause that strikes at the heart of many families, raising funds to help ease the burden on country cancer patients.
A first-of-its-kind Australian study is researching how even small design choices at mining camps can have an impact on fly-in, fly-out workers’ wellbeing.
Claire Sadler
WA’s junior doctors have delivered a sobering assessment of working conditions across the WA Country Health Service, with a new report revealing alarming statistics for regional hospitals.
The new mineral resources agreement between the United States and Ukraine signed last week is a positive step toward peace and could represent new opportunities for Australian business too.
Vasyl Myroshnychenko
Two Geraldton hockey players will proudly don the green and gold next week as they take on New Zealand in the prestigious Masters Trans-Tasman Challenge in Cairns.
The Geraldton Buccaneers are looking to climb up the NBL1 West league ladder once more with a great opportunity for a big win at home this Saturday night against the East Perth Eagles.
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