It was all-rounder Chris Cole who delivered the goods for his team, showing noteworthy resolve with bat and ball during a tournament-defining super over.
Rory Coleman-Heard
“You don’t have to be a Rhodes scholar to know Mark McGowan should be re-elected.”
Taylar Amonini
Shire of Esperance president Ian Mickel says live streaming of council meetings is still on track to happen, although his chief executive has admitted the situation is “not that important”.
Announced by Regional Development Minister Alannah MacTiernan and candidate for Kalgoorlie Ali Kent last week, the funding would help the local sporting community if Labor is re-elected on March 13.
Amber Lilley
The Shire of Esperance will funnel another $100,000 into a cost-saving trial to recycle dredged sand at Bandy Creek Boat Harbour to ease coastal erosion in Esperance Bay.
A Kalgoorlie magistrate has shown a Kalgoorlie-Boulder woman mercy despite her skipping town while serving an order for dishonesty offences.
“I think anybody who knows me knows that I am very open.”
The delay in handing over the head lease was front and centre of debate at Kalgoorlie Town Hall on Thursday.
Jason Mennell
Domestic violence survivor Dr Ann O’Neill has been announced as the keynote speaker at an International Women’s Day event aimed at inspiring and empowering Kalgoorlie-Boulder women
Phoebe Pin
The Moment with Kav will be at DeBernales, with the singer performing Eskies hits, along with those from his own releases
Tegan Guthrie
Foodbank launches mobile food service to help families doing it tough access healthy and affordable produce
Sharon Duffy shares her son’s struggles with the mental health system in hopes of seeing greater support for regional youth
The PCYC’s bumper school summer holiday program has proved its success this season, leading to a reduction in youth crime and mental health improvements.
Great Boulder captain Bevan Bennell believes the top-tier reigning premiers have enough firepower to cause havoc in the white-ball format.
The Liberals want to make changes to the process of regional development, with the shadow minister promising to “unwind the politicisation” of the sector.
Taylar Amonini & Amber Lilley
The world’s longest golf course could soon get an upgrade, with WA Labor committing $20,000 to the tourist attraction if re-elected following the March 13 State election.
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder P-plater who lost control of his car and knocked over a light pole while drunk has walked away with lighter pockets, being fined for his actions.
Last week the WA Police Union made a pre-election submission outlining 10 priorities for police which it said the new State Government needed to implement to assist policing.
Three Goldfields police stations will get a facelift if the Liberals WA are elected to State Government next month, the party’s local candidate has promised.
WA Labor has turned up the heat in its bid to claim the seat of Kalgoorlie, yesterday sending party heavyweight Roger Cook to the red dirt in a sign it is ramping up its charm offensive in the region.
Gold industry perils was in sharp focus last year when contractor Michael Johnson died after the bogger he was driving veered off a ledge and plunged 25m at the Carosue Dam goldmine in July.
Saints outlasted Heat to clinch the 2020-21 Kalgoorlie-Boulder Basketball Association division two men’s title on Saturday night, winning the gripping contest 58-51.
Kalgoorlie-Boulder business owners enjoyed their first gathering of the new year at the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Business After Hours event last week.
West Beach residents living alongside a notorious laneway will have to find alternative ways to improve their homes’ security as the council opts to keep it open in the face of opposition.
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