A key contractor at the Thunderbird mineral sands mine is out the door, with the WA operation teetering on the brink of financial collapse.
Adrian Rauso
Cain Andrews
Mother Nature’s mood swings could not stop the Broome Fishing Club’s 30 anglers from hitting the water for the annual Mayday Classic competition across the weekend of May 9 and 10.
Phoebe Solon
A Broome-based creative hub supporting First Nations artists living away from home is set for an upgrade after receiving nearly $430,000 through Lotterywest’s arts and culture infrastructure grant program.
Hundreds of households across the Kimberley are receiving cheaper electricity through a shared solar program aimed at reducing energy costs in remote communities.
It was a close match between rivals Broome Towns and Cable Beach on Thursday night (May 26) as the two top of the ladder teams clashed for round four.
Road works on Old Broome Road have caused congestion on Cable Beach Road East and Gubinge Road since construction started on May 12.
Broome’s median rent has seen a 12 per cent drop over the March quarter, according to the latest data from the Real Estate Institute of WA.
A national men’s wellbeing organisation focused on building genuine connection and conversation is coming to Broome next month, with an information session to be held at the Roey on June 23
Northern WA pastoralists and stakeholders have raised concerns that an inoperative water gauge could mean thousands of cubic gigalitres were lost in the planning management of the Fitzroy River.
The Pilbara Kiwis took home the gold over the Pilbara Roos at the Pilbara Rugby League Anzac Challenge and North West Gala Day on May 23.
Broome Squash Club hosted their 10th annual invitational squash tournament earlier this month with Sports Australia Hall of Fame inductees Geoff Hunt and Sarah Fitzgerald travelling to Broome for the event
A 58-year-old man has died and four passengers have been left injured following a car crash in Camballin on May 26
The former managing director of popular burger joint Meet & Bun has pleaded guilty to a string of drug offences.
Jessica Evensen
Joondalup Health Campus chief executive Renaud Mazy has quit the top job after just two years at the beleaguered hospital.
Hannah Cross
The Wheatbelt has been rocked by tragedy after three young people were killed in two separate crashes in less than 24 hours.
Troy de Ruyter
Council members voted 14-1 at their May meeting to change planning policies for three suburbs.
Sophie Gannon
Football icon Neale Daniher has died after a public and inspirational fight with motor neurone disease that lasted more than a decade.
A Great Southern town has been rocked by the death of a well-known farmer and passionate country football supporter in a horrific crash on Saturday morning.
Geraldton’s median house price has soared by more than $200,000 in two years, cracking the $600,000 barrier in the latest data released by the Real Estate Institute of WA.
Imogen Wilson
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development is encouraging sheep producers to take early, preventative action to reduce the risk of pregnancy toxaemia and hypocalcaemia during winter.
Staff writer
Cath Tan is the last remaining privately practising homebirth midwife in Geraldton, which she fears could all be stripped away from her when legislative changes come into force at the start of next year.
Sienna Seychell
A passionate Geraldton local is up in arms the Mid West seems to constantly miss out on crucial funding and attention for tourism despite the region’s significant potential.
Social services provider Southern Cross Care WA is paying out almost $5.4 million to nearly 2000 current and former workers who were underpaid during a period of more than eight years.
Geraldton MLA Kirrilee Warr has accused the State Government of using local government as a “dumping ground”, questioning the need for councils to step in and get involved in housing projects.
The battle for dominance over the lucrative market has so far focused largely on the key US market, currently accounting for more than half of both Novo’s and Eli Lilly’s respective sales.
Elsa Ohlen
These are the three key areas where Russia’s leader would like to deepen ties and extract concrete pledges.
Emily Williams
Leaders say that they want to hear the honest truth about what’s happening but almost half of executives surveyed said that a lack of honest feedback is their primary concern.
Sophie Caldwell
With thousands of YouTube creators relying on the platform for income, many are turning to strategists as essential advisors on how to keep videos viral.
Alex Sherman and Zach Vallese
WA is on the brink of securing a two-year deal to stage AFL Origin in Perth - but fans are likely to miss out on seeing Origin at Optus Stadium in 2028.
Joe Spagnolo
WA’s powerful mining lobby has weighed in on the Albanese Government’s tax changes warning exploration of new resources projects could be on the line if there is no carve-out for junior explorers.
Frustrated WA universities say they are still in the dark over government plans to merge the State’s tertiary institutions, with a report into the mergers still under lock and key.
Legislation to overhaul the capital gains tax discount has hit Parliament. Four WA small businesses explain what the changes could mean for them.
A pedestrian was thrown over a limestone retaining wall and left seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle that allegedly lost control in North Beach on Saturday morning.
A man accused of threatening members of the public with a knife at a busy East Perth station footbridge has been remanded in custody after facing court on multiple charges.
