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.
Two Perth men accused of sexually assaulting a woman on the Geraldton foreshore last year have had their bail renewed until the end of August.
Imogen Wilson
Kalbarri’s annual community gala to commemorate the strength and resilience of its townsfolk and volunteers during cyclone Seroja is set to take place on May 16.
Deep blue enthusiasts were treated to an array of the ocean’s best scenes, vibrant hues, and touching stories at the Ocean Film Festival on Saturday night.
A West Coast Eagle charged with grievous bodily harm over an alleged street fight in Geraldton has had his bail extended until July.
Geraldton locals are starting to feel the impacts of the incoming cyclone, with predictions the system could move over the community as a weakened category two tropical cyclone on Saturday morning.
Imogen Wilson & Sienna Seychell
Shark Bay Seagrass Restoration is calling out for volunteers far and wide to help them in their critical mission to save seagrass meadows.
Regional shires across the Mid West and Gascoyne fear their operations could be impacted if fuel prices continue to rise and they’re not able to get sufficient diesel supply.
Sally Q Davies, Imogen Wilson
As fuel prices soar and some service stations face supply issues, a big question mark is hanging like a dark cloud over many people’s upcoming Easter school holiday plans.
Sally Q Davies, Imogen Wilson & Caitlin Vinci
BoM meteorologists are urging coastal communities to remain calm and keep a close eye on the forecast as the coastal crossing of the incoming cyclone is still unknown.
The Mid West Port Authority is inviting locals to an information session about a a mining and fertiliser explosive, ammonium nitrate, and the risks and benefits of bringing it into the port.
The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation has confirmed it is actively investigating Geraldton’s iron ore contamination problem, leaving residents waiting with bated breath.
After six years of everything being coated in black iron ore dust, Geraldton business owner Dean Parker has installed a second sign to further his fight against the dirty residue.