A Kalgoorlie-Boulder man who unsuccessfully sought to have the court closed when he appeared on domestic violence charges has been released on bail but will be electronically monitored.
Tegan Guthrie and Isabella Davis
Occupational therapy students completing practical work placements in Kalgoorlie-Boulder say working at Full Circle Therapies is “the most incredible experience”.
Isabella Davis
A group of Perth-based social work students are learning what it’s like to work in regional health as part of a Curtin University placement program in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
A multidisciplinary artist is preparing to open her first ever solo exhibition, inspired largely by nature in her hometown of Esperance.
Tegan Guthrie
Council extends the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s acting chief executive’s contract by four months, with substantive chief Andrew Brien indicating he is unable to return to work before April 6, at the earliest.
A vibrant display of culture and community transformed St Barbara’s Square on Thursday night as part of the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Harmony Week celebrations.
Regional West Australians understand financial discipline. They live within their means and expect their government to do the same, Rick Wilson says.
Rick Wilson
A man who exchanged methamphetamine and cash for a stolen crane, created fake messages to cover his tracks, and carried an unlicensed gun, has been fined more than $1800.
A cookie business, a hair salon and a contracting company are three Kalgoorlie-Boulder businesses that could take home regional business excellence awards next month.
A man allegedly caught with almost 85g of meth in his underwear and another 6g in the car he was driving is seeking to be released on bail.
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder speech pathologist has been recognised Statewide for her commitment to helping children reach their goals and find their place in the world.
The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder has welcomed photographer Liz Miller Kovacs as its third artist-in-residence, and her exhibition is now open at the Goldfields Arts Centre.
A retired WA mining entrepreneur with past links to Kalgoorlie-Boulder is seeking a Goldfields home for a unique item in his collection — an unopened carton of the last batch of Hannan’s Lager produced in 1982.
Neil Watkinson
Australian renters are being smashed by the cost-of-living crisis, with a new report showing just how unaffordable basic shelter is.
Cameron Micallef
Qantas and Virgin are among several major Aussie companies passing on price hikes to consumers in the wake of the Middle East conflict.
Emma Kirk
Australian shares have dropped for a third straight week, with rate hike fears and soaring energy costs triggering a recession warning.
The nation that fell in love with the Matildas during the 2023 World Cup now watches as their heroes seek to end their 16-year major trophy drought on home soil.
Euan Kennedy
A man who violently shook a five-week-old baby after he became frustrated at the child’s crying has learned his fate in court.
Andrew Hedgman
The Dolphin Lodge Albany has added two awards to its trophy cabinet being recognised for excellence by both Booking.com and Agoda.
Amy Towers
Interest rates could rise to a new 17-year high, adding further pressures to cash-strapped households.
The Shire of Capel has a new chief executive running the region, with former Director of Community and Corporate Services Samantha Chamberlain taking on the role.
Craig Duncan
Lifestyle changes like joining an art group or taking up dancing can be the small, simple changes that make a difference in your overall health, according to Amity Health’s Connected Communities practitioners.
Jacki Elezovich
The persistent lack of accessible and inclusive children’s play spaces in Albany is a problem that needs to be meaningfully addressed by the City, writes Hayley Barker.
Hayley Barker
A controversial sentence that spared a former swim coach from jail has been dramatically overturned, with an appeal court stepping in to ensure his crimes are formally recorded.
