Michael Robert Carroll sparked a Statewide manhunt when he skipped out on his trial in Albany last August.
Kellie Balaam
The Gilbert’s potoroo is coming back from the brink in the Great Southern after a survey discovered three new animals in their island habitat.
Indigenous students from across the State on a five-day trip to Perth for a leadership program at UWA aimed to encourage them to pursue tertiary education.
Landholders and volunteers are helping to protect the Nullaki peninsula in the hope it will some day be home to a sanctuary for endangered and threatened species.
Two people have been charged over a series of break-ins in Albany last weekend, including a burglary at McKail’s General Store bottle shop
Cameron Newbold
Michael Robert Carroll will be eligible for parole in two years and three months after being convicted over a series of child sex crimes.
The Katanning Research Facility hosted some of the best farming minds from around the Great Southern to find solutions on the worsening salinity issues at the station.
Tom Shanahan
The Shire of Katanning welcomed members of the Consulate-General of Malaysia to discuss potential business and tourism partnerships.
About half a dozen men are believed to be under investigation for allegedly assaulting another man near Katanning’s Federal Hotel late last month.
We know illicit drug use is one of the major drivers of crime. But at the root of that crime is a mental health issue.
Liam Croy
For the past seven years, Penni Harris has been rewriting her story — one of hope she is now ready to tell.
Sarah Makse
Department of Education regional director has come out in full support of Katanning Senior High School principal Carolyn Cook following stinging critique of her leadership from the shire president.
WA veterinarian Rick Fenny—best known as Red Dog’s Vet—has compiled his never-ending stories about red dogs and turned them into a series of books with the first to be launched in Albany this weekend.
Katanning’s Shai Bolton rode the highs and lows of an AFL career in a matter of hours at the weekend
MICHAEL WARNER & TAJ STUBBER
Veteran Simon Barker will become only the second player in Denmark-Walpole history to reach 150 league games when he runs out at McLean Park on Saturday
A Narrogin Year 12 student was lucky enough to be part of a five-day-trip to Perth where a leadership program at UWA aimed to inspire students to pursue tertiary education.
Katanning Wanderers continued their bright start to the 2021 Upper Great Southern Football League season with a hard-fought 35-point win over Kukerin-Dumbleyung at Quartermaine Oval on Sunday
Andrew Pritchard
Australian late-model champion Kye Blight stormed to an impressive win in the Wild West Red Dirt Rumble at Kalgoorlie International Speedway on Saturday night
The Rubens rocked out to their Albany faithful last week with the countdown finally over for the long-awaited 0202 album tour.
As the WA premiere of Aussie flick June Again started to unfold on the big screen I was beginning to wonder if “comedy” was the right genre to describe the film.
Casting our minds back to when music gigs were packing out venues throughout the State, no one could have imagined that one year later live music would be tentatively recovering from a total shutdown.
Brookton-Pingelly are undefeated in the Upper Great Southern Football League after Lloyd Padwick guided them to another win in round two on Sunday
Taj Stubber
Albany have shared the spoils in the annual Great Southern Eight-Ball Classic, held in Katanning on Saturday, May 1
The Southern Districts Junior Football Association season 2021 kicked off under lights in Albany on Friday night with the under-12s competition
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