The community came together this weekend to share the love at a festival along the Leschenault foreshore.
Craig Duncan
Murray-Wellington MLA David Bolt has landed three roles in the WA Liberals’ new shadow cabinet, soon to be shadow minister for housing and homelessness; environment and climate; science and innovation.
Jessica Page and Craig Duncan
A group of community members have come together to form a regional town’s first Town Team.
Brunswick Tennis Club has been pledged $250,000 from Federal Liberal candidate Ben Small to finalise long-awaited court upgrades.
The Shire of Waroona has inflatable fun coming to the Waroona Recreation Centre on April 15 so young people can celebrate Youth Week 2025.
A Peel regional shire has voted to change the working hours of its sport and recreation centre, opening up the facilities on weekends but closing an hour early during the week.
Following the success of his first book — One Ear. One Eye. No Worries — Harvey’s Joel Whitwell is once again telling his story with his second book — Spreading my wings — coming out soon.
A South West equestrian association is galloping into a new growth period and eager to welcome new members to the herd
WA beekeepers are being urged to continue to keep the State bee disease and pest-free this month during the Bee Pest Blitz.
Melissa Pedelty
A South West shire is pushing for more independent living accommodation.
A new program aiming to help young people find mental health support has launched in Harvey and Capel.
Crowds gathered outside Brunswick this weekend to listen to diesel engines roar as enthusiasts from all over showed tractors of all shapes and sizes at Lights on the Hill.
Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault were pushed all the way by a new-look Harvey Bulls side but were able to start their South West Football League campaign in winning fashion at Brunswick Oval on Saturday night.
Josh Kempton
Harvey Bulls started their 2025 South West Football League women’s season with a seven-point win over Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault at Brunswick Oval on Saturday.
The Hawaiian Ride for your had more than 150 cyclist making trip from Albany to Perth raising more than $2 million for youth mental health with a detour into Harvey to talk at the Harvey High School.
Harvey residents have been bowled over with their community bowls competition coming to an end.
WA’s only youth cattle camp returns to Brunswick for its 20th year running, giving up-and-coming cowpokes looking to enter the industry a chance to hit the field.
The Leschenault Sporting Association is down to its ‘final straw’ as its finances came into question once again at a council meeting.
Students from Harvey’s WA College of Agriculture have enjoyed a successful showing of their skills at a number of agricultural competitions this month.
The Shire of Harvey council has voted to scrap ‘woke’ environment and art awards after reviewing its honours and awards policy.
Cookernup locals want the Shire of Harvey to hit the brakes on potential pump track plans as the community come together to push for the old Cookernup reserve to open instead.
The Shire of Waroona has written to new Water Minister Don Punch to push for urgent upgrades to the town’s wastewater treatment system which is almost a decade out of date.
With all faith lost in the Western Australian Electoral Commission after the State election, a regional shire is looking at the potential of running its local government elections in-house.
The Harvey Community Resource Centre aiming to make a discussion around death more palatable, brought together a range of organisations to help people plan for their death at The Last Goodbye expo.
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