Imogen is a reporter for the Geraldton Guardian and Midwest Times. With experience in current affairs across print, broadcast and podcasting, Imogen is passionate about sharing community news in an impactful way.
Geraldton’s annual Great Cocky Count was a flying success, with dozens of volunteers making their way out to Chapman Valley to count black cockatoos as they came into roost.
Imogen Wilson
A Kalbarri man guilty of breaching demersal fishing rules has been ordered to pay a $3194.30 fine.
Some of Geraldton’s hottest property is up for grabs, with 15 blocks within the Station Square precinct having been released to the market earlier this week.
A manager of a local caravan park has put out a desperate call for help to the city and police as crime rates in the park have started to escalate.
With the five-year anniversary of cyclone Seroja having come and gone over the weekend, Morawa’s shire president believes it is an important time to reflect on the challenges overcome and lessons learnt.
Following the stress of cyclone Narelle’s near miss coupled with soaring fuel prices and holiday cancellations, Kalbarri business owners were pleasantly surprised when tourists rolled into town en masse.
Imogen Wilson, Sienna Seychell & Sally Q Davies
In the aftermath of cyclone Narelle, experts are worried about the potential long-term damage to the iconic Ningaloo Reef and its wildlife.
Horrocks has proved once again the power of community with yet another fundraiser, this time to help the local golf course with an expensive lawnmower purchase.
A fun canoeing trip in the Kalbarri gorges turned into a logistical nightmare on Friday when a man severely injured his knee — leaving him having to be carried out by 15 responders on a stretcher.
Geraldton kids were treated on to the inaugural Mid West Youth Fest on Saturday to commemorate the start of WA’s Youth Week.
As Geraldton’s “dust-up” over iron ore contamination continues, a local boat owner is seeking restitution from a mining company for his magnetite-damaged boat.
A Geraldton woman has pleaded guilty and fined for failing to have a property demolished due to community health concerns.