Geraldton Buccaneers’ NBL1 West season opener against Warwick Senators has been postponed due to severe weather set to hit the Mid West and Gascoyne regions later this week.
Rebecca Ruthven
Imogen Wilson
School kids in Geraldton coming to school hungry are having their bellies filled with cheese sandwiches made with love by a group of dedicated volunteers.
A bunch of Geraldton schoolkids powered up their STEM skills to compete in the Synergy Schools Solar Challenge last week, when they designed, built and raced solar-powered cars.
Sienna Seychell
The Mid West Port Authority is inviting locals to an information session about a a mining and fertiliser explosive, ammonium nitrate, and the risks and benefits of bringing it into the port.
After six years of everything being coated in black iron ore dust, Geraldton business owner Dean Parker has installed a second sign to further his fight against the dirty residue.
Dozens of Geraldton Universities Centre students will reap the benefits this year of the annual Hollomby Foundation scholarships.
Animal welfare grants of up to $50,000 have been awarded to 33 recipients across the State. With three local winners, the recipients received a total of $92,587 in funding.
Charities, not-for-profit and community organisations in Western Australia’s Mid West are being recommended by Bright energy investments to apply for the 2026 Warradarge Wind Farm Community Grants.
Geraldton’s junior girls footy program is kicking goals in the local women’s footy space as it approaches its final weekend of action this Saturday.
BoM meteorologists are urging coastal communities to remain calm and keep a close eye on the forecast as the coastal crossing of the incoming cyclone is still unknown.
The Frothin’ Fools Grom Festival has been pushed back to May with ex-tropical Cyclone Narelle set to hit the Mid West and Gascoyne regions later this week.
A St John WA worker has told of how she feared for her life when a naked man allegedly smashed his head through the windshield of an ambulance, as new figures reveal a spike in violence towards paramedics.
Claire Sadler
A convicted domestic violence offender has sensationally stood aside from a prestigious role at a WAFL club, just 72 hours after he was appointed.
Jessica Evensen
Vile text messages a NBL1 basketballer sent to his mates after raping a female friend have been aired in court as he’s jailed for the horrific crime. WARNING: DISTRESSING DETAILS
Hannah Cross
A man who escaped the wreckage managed to pose for a photo on the wing as blood was dripping from his head.
Caleb Runciman, Cain Andrews and Simone Grogan
More children are surviving cancer now but the toxic treatment they endure leaves most of them facing a lifetime of health problems, and even an early death.
Nokturnl co-founders Ross Drennan and Drew Flanagan harness power of new ECU campus to breathe life into once-faltering Yagan precinct.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has had a kite in the air for some time now as he prepares his next Budget
A chance meeting between Estonian couple Katherine Meinberg and Gert Jurisoo on the other side of the world from home sparked a love of farming and a unique business idea for candles
Georgia Campion
A group of Perth-based social work students are learning what it’s like to work in regional health as part of a Curtin University placement program in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
Isabella Davis
A vibrant display of culture and community transformed St Barbara’s Square on Thursday night as part of the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Harmony Week celebrations.
Regional West Australians understand financial discipline. They live within their means and expect their government to do the same, Rick Wilson says.
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder man who unsuccessfully sought to have the court closed when he appeared on domestic violence charges has been released on bail but will be electronically monitored.
Occupational therapy students completing practical work placements in Kalgoorlie-Boulder say working at Full Circle Therapies is “the most incredible experience”.
‘Someone with access to privileged information appears to have made hundreds of millions in profit by trading on a political secret before it became public.’
Yun Li
Traders are looking at Dubai’s price as potential harbinger of what could be ahead for other crude benchmarks if the situation doesn’t improve.
Alex Harring
Collectible toy maker and IP powerhouse Pop Mart is teaming up with Sony Pictures to bring its wildly popular Labubu doll to movie theatres.
Justin Solomon
Iran’s de facto blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has stoked fears of the gravest disruption to global oil supply in history, as the Middle East conflict stretches into its third week.
Anniek Bao
More than 30 fishers have been hit with penalties, including two who were commercial fishers.
Oliver Lane
As WA service stations already run dry from the Iran war-induced fuel crisis, industry leaders have warned ‘virtually every business in WA’ will be disrupted.
Caitlyn Rintoul, Jessica Page, Simone Grogan and Kim Macdonald
The United States top navy chief has declared Western Australia will be home to at least two nuclear powered Virginia-class submarines under the AUKUS agreement by 2034.
Perth diesel prices will hit a record $3 a litre on Wednesday as regional petrol stations run dry.
A popular Pilbara cultural event has become the first major tourism casualty due to fuel supply uncertainty.
If you feel like your Easter egg basket is getting a little less bountiful and a lot more expensive this year, you aren’t imagining it.
Caitlin Vinci
