Christmas in Carnarvon will be celebrated like never before after the embattled Gascoyne town continues its recovery from the frantic search to find little Cleo Smith
Steve Butler
Edward Scown
Geraldton’s Horizon ball is so beloved the council may consider installing another similar sculpture at a different location in addition to the replacement piece which is proposed for the Beresford foreshore.
Phoebe Pin
A young team of coding talent from Geraldton have been crowned State champions at the First Lego League WA Finals in Perth last weekend.
Michael Roberts
News of WA’s hard border coming to an end on February 5 has been met with mixed emotions in Geraldton.
A Geraldton truck driver who has not been able to hug his kids for more than two years is one of the many West Australians celebrating the imminent lifting of the State’s hard border in February.
The vast majority of Geraldton residents are against closing Point Moore to four-wheel-drives, with a community survey revealing less than 15 per cent want vehicles banned from the beach.
Western Power has delivered more than $20 million of maintenance and upgrades to prepare the Mid West power grid for bushfire season.
Enough with the spoilers. They are the internet’s version of a spiteful frenemy who can’t stand your happiness and has to let slip a secret that ruins your mood and your day.
One of three Geraldton men accused of a violent home invasion which left a man with a cracked skull has been sentenced to more than seven years jail.
City of Greater Geraldton councillor Peter Fiorenza has resigned from the council halfway through his term four-year term citing health concerns, triggering an extraordinary election for the vacant seat.
A 33-year-old Geraldton man who allegedly performed an obscene act in public while watching two young girls swim at a popular local beach has been arrested and charged.
Geraldton continues to boast some of the highest COVID vaccination rates in regional WA but there are two WA Police Force staff members based in the Mid West-Gascoyne district who are yet to get their jabs.
A Peppermint Grove accountant and shire councillor who stole millions from a rich chicken farmer has failed to convince WA’s highest court that his six-year jail term was ‘unreasonable and unjust’.
Shannon Hampton
Ten of property’s most influential women speak out on gender, major projects and billion-dollar goals.
Kim Macdonald
WA’s status as the Australian gateway to Europe has been cemented with Qantas set to reveal on Wednesday it will establish direct flights between Perth and Rome – and the return of the non-stop London route.
Josh Zimmerman
WA Police have released amazing footage of the moment a scuba diver suffering a severe case of ‘the bends’ was wrenched back from the jaws of death. WATCH NOW
John Flint
Police Commissioner Chris Dawson says he will never forget the precious moments after little Cleo Smith was found safe in Carnarvon after an 18-day search
Episode nine of the Cleo Smith podcast ‘My Name is Cleo’ discusses the rescue of the four-year-old an incredible 18 days after she disappeared from the Blowholes campsite.
The brother of the man who went missing from the scene of Margaret River’s bushfire has revealed details of their last exchange and appealed to the public for compassion.
A touted high-end glamping and tourist accommodation centre has made the cut-off for direct assessment by the WA Planning Commission.
Australian mums say they are being forced to send their children overseas to abusive ex-partners by a flawed international law that penalises them for seeking safety for their kids.
Annabel Hennessy
Doctors have released their top five priorities for new Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson, with better budget planning a must.
Joe Spagnolo
The 162 people who have died on West Australian roads this year will be commemorated in a powerful new safety campaign, launched days before the Christmas double-demerits period begins.
A man in his 20s has been rushed to hospital after a late night brawl, the latest in a series of violent incidents at the Hillarys Boat Harbour carpark.
Health Minister-elect Amber-Jade Sanderson says she is ‘ready for anything’ as she prepares for the greatest challenge of her political career
Dire labour shortages in WA’s hospitality sector have forced one local restaurant to take extreme measures to attract quality staff – by offering to pay more than twice the minimum wage.
Emily Moulton
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