Two murdered Goldfields police officers were remembered as men of grit, determination and courage at a memorial service commemorating 100 years since their death on Tuesday.
Isabella Davis
Goldfields Giants’ women have tallied two wins from their opening four games
Neale Harvey
A memorial service marking the centenary of the brutal murders of two gold stealing detection unit officers in the Goldfields — one of WA’s most grisly cases — will take place on Tuesday.
Tegan Guthrie
Dozens of cyclists will set off from Kalgoorlie-Boulder this week for a five-day, 600km ride in support of young parents and their babies at risk of homelessness.
Goldfields Giants’ men recorded a win and a loss on the road at the weekend
Vault Minerals says stage one of the $172 million upgrade of the King of the Hills gold processing plant is complete and stage two of the project is on track for commissioning by the end of the year
Neil Watkinson
A man has vowed to never run from police again after his attempt to evade police in a project car reached speeds of up to 160km/h and resulted in him spinning out of control.
Medallion Metals is looking to bring its newly acquired Cosmic Boy processing plant into operation as early as this year to take advantage of early cash flow opportunities
A one-stop shop for senior residents, carers, and their families will be hosted next month to support wellbeing, connection, and entertainment.
Cody Grace kicked four goals in the red-and-blacks’ win.
Boulder outclassed defending GFL premiers Mines Rovers by 46 points on Saturday.
Kalgoorlie-born retired navy Cmdr Royce Spencer had a simple message for attendees at Saturday’s Anzac Day dawn service at the Kalgoorlie War Memorial.
As dawn replaced night, the courage and sacrifice of Australian and New Zealand service people was honoured as the Last Post echoed throughout Loopline Park.
Kalgoorlie-Boulder legend Kevin Bloody Wilson returned to his home town on Saturday, not only to pay his respects on Anzac Day but also to give the local RSLs a two-up kip made from original Lone Pine wood.
The operation of the Esperance Aged Care Facility will be taken over by Statewide provider Juniper in a move the chair says will “ensure the future” of the Esperance service.
A Norseman man who repeatedly punched a police officer while three other officers tried to restrain him has been congratulated by a magistrate for his “remarkable breakthrough” while in custody.
World War I corporal Ronald Blundell Smith was a Boulder plumber who served in the 48th Battalion.
Giants’ women’s squad has opened the season with a win and a loss.
The first headstone installed by the Eastern Goldfields Historical Society in their project to identify soldiers buried in local unmarked graves belongs to World War I veteran Frank Briggs.
Lachie Gilbert is on the brink of a playing comeback, after he missed last season.
What a week it’s been in the disability/National Disability Insurance Scheme space.
Jo Russell
World War I veterans buried in unmarked graves in the Eastern Goldfields will have plaques installed to commemorate their life.
A 14-year-old boy police say is “tormenting” the community of Warburton and “recruiting” young offenders to cause trouble, has been released on bail.
Railways beat Kambalda by 28 points last weekend.
