Four of Bunbury’s dolphins have been left with nasty dorsal fin injuries from blade cuts as the city’s Dolphin Discovery Centre confirmed an investigation would be launched.
Oliver Lane
The 82-year-old woman was riding her e-bike in Busselton when she ran into an open car door.
Jessica Evensen
The Sara Donovan Netball Carnival will bring 42 teams from eight South West netball associations to Busselton, with players aged 12 to 16 having the opportunity to test their skills on Sunday.
Daniel Hocking
Busselton learning support volunteer Josh Yates has been recognised for his contributions after being awarded the South West learning support volunteer of the year at the EdConnect Australia Volunteer Awards.
Dunsborough artist Trish Waters will be hosting a Paint and Sip event at the Ship Inn in Busselton, where she hopes people can enjoy a day of painting and mindfulness.
A junior State softball star has been announced as the City of Busselton’s selection for this year's Youth Services trainee position, where he will help host events and advocate for youth in the region.
Mother and son artists Ingrid and Josh Windram will celebrate the opening of their joint exhibition on Saturday night, with the two artists expressing their enjoyment in the collaborative process.
Busselton Water has opened their annual community partnership program - with $50,000 worth of funding up for grabs -- and their biennial customer survey, with a draw to win one of three $650 account credits
Yallingup’s Cape Lodge Restaurant welcomes its new head chef Iain Robertson, who is no stranger to the South West, having worked at Cullen Wines Restaurant and Xanadu Wines Restaurant in Margaret River.
Busselton will be beaming with busybodies in the upcoming weeks, with next weekend’s SummerSalt and Triple J’s sold-out One Night Stand concert coming next month.
Esperence crime author Fleur McDonald will host an author morning tea at the Busselton Library to celebrate the launch of her newest novel The Prospect, a crime mystery set in the ‘lawless’ town of Kalgoorlie.
Busselton not-for-profit groups will have an opportunity to become ‘grant-ready’ with the City of Busselton hosting a grant writing workshop on April 15.
Aussie duo Peking Duk’s planned Busselton rave sold out three-and-a-half hours after tickets were launched.
The City of Busselton has made a surprise windfall through a Containers for Change agreement, collecting nearly $478,000 in two years of backlog receipts.
Wilyabrup could be home to a luxury eco-resort, with a $15.3 million short-term accommodation proposed to occupy 41.4ha on Moses Rock Road.
Two more measles cases have been identified in WA, bringing the State’s total to 12 with another exposure site listed in Bunbury.
Ezra Kaye
Independent candidate for Forrest said she will focus on regional healthcare if elected in next month’s upcoming federal election.
Sofia Fimognari
WA Police said they’re “never giving up” on cold cases and hope to find more clues as they continue to investigate the Lisa Mott case.
A Bunbury resident has received a prestigious national award for her advocacy of multiple sclerosis and people living with neurological conditions.
The Bunbury community turned up in force last weekend, hitting the track and raising more than $13000 for people impacted by dementia
Independent candidate for Forrest Sue Chapman has taken to social media to attribute significant anonymous donations listed on her website to a ‘glitch in the software’.
Ezra Kaye and Jessica Page
The condition of a popular dual-use cycle path in Busselton threatens the safety of residents, according to a user who complains it is riddled with potholes, cracks and tree roots.
Bunbury’s Naval Cadets from the noble unit explored the Navy ships HMAS Hobart and HMAS Warramunga on the weekend after they had docked in the Bunbury port.
Bunbury-based LGM Industries has taken out the top award at the WA Regional Business Awards in Perth last Saturday.
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