Tributes have flowed for 14-year-old Brodie McFarlane, who tragically died from a motorbike accident in Manjimup.
Anjelica Smilovitis
Boyup Brook farmers are invited to a drought preparation workshop to learn about the latest research for healthier farms and farm businesses.
Those who rely on the Bridgetown South NBN fixed wireless tower for their internet services are being warned there could be potential disruptions as part of works to improve internet speeds.
Sean Van Der Wielen
A ban on fishing for greenlip abalone between Busselton Jetty and Shoal Cape west of Esperance will continue this season amid a continuing need for stocks to recover in size.
A West Australian author who specialises in raising the profile of bush tucker around Western Australia has backed the idea the South West could create a whole new cropping industry.
A three-year trial at a Manjimup commercial avocado farm funded by DPIRD and Hort Innovation Australia has found strategic pruning can improve the consistency of fruit quality.
A new water birthing program in Manjimup has been praised by third-time parents in the region.
Amber Lilley
The Manjimup community will get the opportunity to have their say on the development of a potential new build-to-rent co-operative housing model.
More than 4.26 million birds were counted during one week of the 11th annual Birdlife Australia Aussie Bird Count.
Walpole Wilderness Bioblitz 2024 brought together 200 citizen scientists to research the Walpole Wilderness and record information on the rare, common and new species.
The South West FoodBowl agricultural awareness days were held in Nannup on October 17 and 18 for students from primary school through to Year 10.
The Indigenous art installation from the National Museum of Australia called Walking through a Songline is on show at the Manjimup Town Hall until November 1.
A FIFO worker who left a father with a fractured skull and brain bleeds from a one-punch attack at a pub south of Perth has been sentenced to more than two years’ imprisonment.
Rebecca Le May
First homebuyers look set to be targeted in the upcoming State election with the Liberal Party promising to lift stamp duty exemptions by $100,000 to win their votes.
Joe Spagnolo
Thousands of WA families can’t get ‘defective pipes’ ripped out of their homes quickly enough as insurers decline to renew policies on properties hit with repeated water bursts.
John Flint
Nicheliving's giving up its building license will relieve abandoned customers, but taxpayers will have to foot the $40 million bill, sparking anger.
Jessica Page
A 50-year-old Cannington man has been charged with several counts of child abuse and sexual assault.
Justin Bianchini
Two people have been killed in separate crashes on country roads on Monday.
Lauren Price
Liberal leader Peter Dutton has called on Lidia Thorpe to resign after she heckled the King, questioning how she is happy to accept a quarter of a million dollars in salary from a system she doesn’t believe in.
Listener blowback has caused 6PR’s shock programming changes to be rolled back after just one day, with its Breakfast show returning to a 5am start from today to become a five-hour show.
In tonight’s show, Harvey goes inside a bikie drag racing festival and explains why King Charles won’t be too worried about Lidia Thorpe’s anti-monarchy outburst in Federal Parliament.
A passenger aboard a Qantas flight that was forced to make an emergency landing in Geraldton after a mid-air scare has accused the airline of ‘underplaying’ the incident.
When it comes to helping customers staff at Kununurra Visitor Centre just can’t say no.
Sarah Crawford
An outpouring of love and support has followed the passing of Ingrid Harvey, a beloved Kimberley community stalwart whose tireless dedication to grassroots football touched countless lives over her 73 years.
Cain Andrews
Peel town sees its hopes for a Spudshed mashed as spud king Tony Galati says talk of business setting up in town are nothing but rumours.
For Geraldton history teacher Courtney Evans, education runs in her blood, with her great-uncle being the first headmaster at the school where she is now working.
The proposed Geographe Bay wind farm zone would be scrapped under a Peter Dutton-led Coalition Government, the Federal Opposition Leader has announced.
For most pieces of clothing, it’s clear they should be washed after a few wears. But jeans can be more divisive, with some even saying to never wash them.
Sophie Kiderlin
The push to commercialise solid-state batteries for electric vehicles is well underway, but analysts say auto giants could be on the cusp of turning to a different kind of transformative science.
Sam Meredith
Tech companies are increasingly backing in nuclear energy to meet the growing power demands of data centres.
Pippa Stevens
The company formerly known as Facebook appears to have found its footing in virtual and augmented reality through smart glasses.
Salvador Rodriguez and Jonathan Vanian
Paul Kelly today announces his biggest shows in Australia and New Zealand to date, and his only live shows for 2025.
Kellie Balaam
In an astonishing twist, Nicheliving is taking items of value from the homes it partially built.
Kim Macdonald
An odour management specialist will collect data across Kalgoorlie-Boulder this week in an effort to determine the source of a mysterious stench which has plagued areas of the city for years.
A man has died in Perth’s north after falling through the roof of a building on Tuesday afternoon.
The boss of Fortescue’s iron ore business has warned the State Government against trying to untangle green tape by making pollution solely a Federal issue.
A wafer-thin teenager’s dance teacher has told a Perth court how her grave concerns about the severely malnourished child’s health went unheeded by her parents.
Rebecca Le May & Lucy Murray