While WA’s Environment Minister mulls appeals to the State watchdog’s ruling on the contentious resort project at Gnarabup, the Federal Government has given the project a tick
Warren Hately
Local realtors have confirmed a nationwide trend of declining listings and enthusiasm spurred by further interest rate cuts are keeping the Capes property market buoyant.
The 12th annual Margaret River Region Open Studios festival held its official launch in Perth at Linton & Kay Galleries Cottesloe on Friday.
The full program for the Pair’d Margaret River festival comes out today revealing a host of talent set to descend upon the region later this year.
Warren-Blackwood MLA Bevan Eatts wants a 12-month pause before any introduction of contentious changes to firearms laws in WA.
The high school’s board chair as well as the local member have invited WA’s new Education Minister to visit Margaret River and see the school’s difficulties firsthand.
The State Government continues to back a scheme compensating home owners $10,000 for returning their properties to the rental market in a bid to address the housing crisis
A local doctor has led the charge to argue systemic problems at Bunbury Hospital are a result of WA Labor “decimating” the South West health sector and failing to invest in critically-important local services.
The region’s two top local government leaders have voiced concerns around any prospect of moving to four-yearly elections for councillors.
Labor have again been caught making inaccurate claims about Margaret River Senior High School.
A demand from Warren-Blackwood MLA Bevan Eatts for the release of a top secret business case guiding the future of Margaret River Hospital has been met with deafening silence.
A failure to invest in staffing was partly to blame for Bunbury Hospital’s terrible new ambulance ramping figures, according to one of the State’s top medicos.
An active artistic collaboration with the natural world is coming to the Margaret River Heart this week.
Margaret River’s Jack Robinson’s dreams of breaking through for his first world championship in 2025 will go on the line in the final two events of the World Surf League’s Championship Tour.
Josh Kempton
From the destination to be to a leader in destination management, the marketing strategy to promote the South West to out of towners is changing.
Amber Lilley
Fire and emergency rescue crews are reporting their busiest year yet as road crashes and lithium batteries heap on the pressure.
This year’s Arum Lily Blitz has kicked off with a bang.
Shire chiefs have defended the apparent lack of success in their high-profile lobbying efforts after the State Government Budget largely overlooked the region.
Councillors will be asked to consider a key report later this month that will determine the future of Augusta’s popular Turner Street Jetty
The Shire of Augusta-Margaret River will be pushed to develop a policy governing the use of closed-circuit television surveillance across the region.
Margaret River Wine Association chief Amanda Whiteland flew out to London this week to represent the region on the world stage.
Regional students will have a new way to get to grips on the risks as new drivers thanks to a new project introduced by the State Government.
Teenage surfing sensation Willow Hardy is facing a significant setback despite remaining firm on her Championship Tour ambitions.
Margaret River police officer-in-charge Sergeant Alan Dean says local drivers need to lift their game when it comes to drink-driving.