A man who raped a vulnerable woman next to Boulder’s Loopline Park two years ago pretended to have a knife to threaten her into complying.
Anneke de Boer
Delegates from many industries in the Goldfields will convene this week to learn about “what’s down the track” for businesses in the region.
City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder chief executive Andrew Brien’s contribution across more than three decades of local government service has been recognised with a prestigious honour.
Neil Watkinson
Quinny Matla this year guided Mines Rovers to a maiden GFLW premiership in the squad’s fourth season.
Neale Harvey
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder mechanic has been left struggling to complete engine rebuilds while neighbouring businesses deal with constant dust plumes as iron ore road trains track mud and dirt through the streets.
The public is warned not to touch the canister of extremely flammable material as it could cause serious harm.
Community members gathered in Boulder to honour the sacrifices of soldiers at a service marking the anniversary of when weapons were put down to end World War I.
Jerome Reid lifted Franchise to a much-needed first win of the season.
The Kalgoorlie-Boulder cafe helping people living with disabilities learn barista skills has received funding to help it expand its services.
Servicepeople who sacrificed their lives for a better Australia were remembered on Monday.
Carwyn Monck
Preparations for next year’s Goldfields Children Charity Ball are well under way, with the committee pulling out all the stops to mark the charity’s 25th anniversary.
Much-needed upgrades to playground equipment at Kennedy Park has been announced as the latest election promise by Member for Kalgoorlie Ali Kent.
Tegan Guthrie & Carwyn Monck
Andrew Twigg led a busy program for the Eastern Goldfields Clay Target Club.
Eastern Goldfields Cricket Association boss hoping for positive response to carnival after format changes announced.
The State Government and Telstra will spend almost $3 million to make telecommunications infrastructure more resilient during extreme weather events and power outages across the Goldfields and Wheatbelt.
A ‘violent man’ who punched a supermarket employee in the face in an unprovoked attack has been jailed.
Tegan Guthrie
New prison officers are being trained in Kalgoorlie-Boulder to join the ranks at the Goldfields’ only prison after a review found chronic staff issues were leaving staff burnt out.
Lynas was hit by a brief power disruption during the official opening of its $800 million Kalgoorlie-Boulder plant, where guests included Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King.
The unique abilities and personalities of Goldfielders were celebrated in style at the weekend.
A man who helped steal a beloved guinea pig named Lola from a home in Castletown has been jailed, but is already eligible for parole.
Esperance’s annual marker of the start of the summer scene, Balmy Nights, will feature more shows and activities this year than ever before.
Lynas Rare Earths’ Kalgoorlie-Boulder processing facility, lauded as the largest of its kind outside of China, has been officially opened.
Open tryouts for interested basketball players will be held on November 16.
After three years of planning and development, Kambalda’s community garden will officially open its gates this weekend.