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    Man who put baby’s corpse in freezer ‘turned a blind eye’

  2. Gift guidePremiumYour guide to shopping local for Christmas this year

  3. BasketballChapman Valley and Olympians hold down top of the league

  4. RacingSure No Something storms home for Gero in $100k Ascot race

  5. Softball PremiumThurstun set for the big smoke to pursue sporting dreams

CrimePremiumFamily’s plea: ‘Don’t let her death be in vain’

The partner of an alleged domestic violence murder victim says the ‘justice system ... failed her every time’.

Caleb Runciman

Oyster farmingPremiumAbrolhos oyster farmers harvest first successful batch

Two Mid West men with strong ties to the Abrolhos Islands have harvested their first batch of oysters right in time for Christmas after years of trial and error.

Jessica Moroney

CrimePremiumAssault charges dropped for man with crayfish charity

A “reformed” Cape Burney man who assaulted two brothers who he thought stole from him has been handed a fine after more serious charges were discontinued.

Jessica Moroney

CricketWanderers look to stamp authority on cricket comps

Round eight of the Geraldton Bendigo Bank and Young Motors cricket leagues kick off tonight with Wanderers looking to stamp their authority on the competition with Bluff Point in their sights.

Luke Lawson

Crime & courtsPremiumWoman accused of running over partner after argument

A woman from a coastal town in the Mid West has been granted bail over allegations that she ran over her partner following an argument.

Jessica Moroney

Serious allegationsPremiumDomestic violence accused ordered to stay dry on bail

A Mullewa woman who allegedly breached her protective bail conditions after assaulting her partner has been ordered not to consume alcohol so she can continue caring for her children while on bail.

Jessica Moroney

CrimePremiumPremiumAssault charges dropped for man with crayfish charity

A “reformed” Cape Burney man who assaulted two brothers who he thought stole from him has been handed a fine after more serious charges were discontinued.

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PremiumEx-mayor to run as independent for seat of Geraldton

Shane Van Styn has worn many hats across his storied careers, and will look to draw on that experience when he runs for the seat of Geraldton at the State election next year.

RacingPremiumPremiumWeekend racing returns at Geraldton Turf Club

Weekend racing is back at the Geraldton Turf Club on Saturday, with a few local horses returning to the track after their trip to Ascot during last week’s Regional Championship. 

BasketballChapman Valley and Olympians hold down top of the league

Round nine of the Geraldton Amateur Basketball League saw big results from both the men’s and women’s competitions with ladder leaders sitting pretty on top.

Luke Lawson

Tennis No limits for young group of female tennis up-and-comers

Tarcoola Park Tennis Club hosted its final night of the No Limits Girls Program this week, with more than 40 girls displaying a growing love for the sport.

Luke Lawson

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Toodyay farmer’s case raises fears for landholders’ rights

Toodyay farmer Tony Maddox faces trial for alleged Aboriginal Heritage Act breach, causing stress and impacting his health amidst uncertainty.

Rebecca Le May

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ArtsPremium
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Story of Spinifex resilience on display at WA Museum

The Sunday Times had an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Spinifex People: Art and stories from Pila Nguru, the latest exhibition being put together at WA Museum Boola Bardip.

Hannah Cross

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CricketCommentsPremium
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Gilly’s greatest Test - and the drama behind the magic

Adam Gilchrist recalls the pressure and magic behind his famous 57-ball Test century in Perth in 2006

Glen Quartermain

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EducationCommentsPremium
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Are teachers using AI to write your child’s school report?

WA teachers will be able to use artificial intelligence for end-of-year school reports despite blanket bans on the practice in other States.

Laura Newell

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Police update on worker’s death at Goldfields mine site

A 29-year old man has died at Saturn Metals’ Apollo Hill gold exploration project in the northern Goldfields.

Simone Grogan

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Man dies another injured in horror Inglewood crush incident

One man has died and another man seriously injured after a workplace incident at a home construction site in Inglewood.

Claire Sadler, Jessica Evensen and Caleb Runciman

DevelopmentCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumNew evidence throws spanner in works for Subi shopfronts

Evidence that pointed to a row of heritage shopfronts in Subiaco as being a significant risk to public safety was found to be ‘shifting sands’ as new engineering evidence into the site was revealed.

CrimePremiumPremiumMan charged over blaze on Beaufort Street

An Armadale man has been charged after allegedly starting a fire on Beaufort Street in the early hours of Thursday morning.

Regional WACommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumSetback for WA highway just weeks out from opening date

With less than two weeks until the scheduled opening of the Bunbury Outer Ring Road, Main Roads has been re-sealing about 20km worth of lanes due to wet weather.

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AGED CAREPremiumLiving spaces at Kalgoorlie aged-care home set for upgrade

Living spaces and amenities at Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Edward Collick Home are set to be refurbished.

Carwyn Monck

PARK UPGRADESPremiumKent promises upgrades for residential park

Tupper Street Park would receive upgraded playground and fencing infrastructure under a re-elected Cook Labor government.

Carwyn Monck

FINAL CLINICPremiumWell-known orthodontist pulls up stumps

Well-known orthodontist Dr Andrew Savundra hosted his final Kalgoorlie-Boulder clinic on Friday after servicing the region for about 20 years.

Carwyn Monck

IN TUNE FOR CAROLSPremiumPremiumEvening of carols to share ‘true love’ story

Carols in Kal invites Goldfielders to sing along to their favourite festive songs on Sunday.

CONCERT SERIESCity announces electric line-up for concert series

Queen, David Bowie, and Coldplay tribute shows will headline next year’s Sunset Concert Series in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.

Christmas tram toursPremiumPremiumTram a great way to see Christmas lights

Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s much-loved tram is once again offering tours of the city’s best and brightest Christmas lights displays. 

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CNBC newsPremiumThe mullet market: Benchmarks in front, crypto party in back

This market is starting to summon the lighthearted take on a mullet haircut: business in the front, party in the back.  

Michael Santoli

CNBC newsTyson v Paul bout draws record numbers for Netflix

The highly anticipated boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson has already secured its place in the record books.

Jessica Golden

HealthCommentsWinter Arc: Tips on new viral TikTok obsession

The latest obsession on TikTok is the ‘Winter Arc’ challenge, which sees people getting ahead of their New Year’s Resolutions.

Sawdaw Bhaimiya

CNBC newsCommentsPremiumInsiders say ‘uncle’ Elon outstaying his welcome with Trump

Musk has been so aggressive in pushing his views about Trump’s second term that he’s stepping on the toes of Trump’s transition team and may be overstaying his welcome at Mar-a-Lago, sources say.

Dasha Burns and David Ingram

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NewsPremiumWA’s shocking road toll climbs after two more killed

A motorcyclist and a Mitsubishi driver have become the latest casualties on WA’s roads after separate accidents.

Rebecca Le May

Running with Tony ButiCommentsPremiumHow Kim Farmer found her ‘calling’ as a magistrate

Kim Farmer is a magistrate in the Children’s Court of Western Australia. We caught up at Leederville Oval, current home of the clubs that her legendary father Polly Farmer served with distinction.

Tony Buti

WA NewsPremiumPremiumThousands beg for shelter amid WA domestic violence epidemic

Almost 1300 domestic violence victims were turned away from four refuges in WA in the first six months of this year — as the State’s epidemic continues to surge.

BikiesPremiumPremiumBikie bosses busted: Police smash money laundering rings

The bosses of two high-profile bikie gangs have been arrested after multiple police raids uncovered alleged money laundering activities.

RacingSaddle up! Jockeys Parnham & Watson gear up for Ascot gold

West Australian jockeys have been training hard ahead of Saturday’s $1.5 million Northerly Stakes at Ascot.

Courts & JusticePremiumHow Andre Rebelo murdered his mum amid picture-perfect life

He appeared to have everything, but murderer Andre Rebelo was living an illusion.

Tim Clarke