Karratha Burnouts will put on a blue tyre smoke spectacle at its BMP Burnout Fest to raise money for the Karratha Men’s Shed.
Cain Andrews
Fourteen artists from South Hedland’s Spinifex Hill Studio will present a major new exhibition in Perth in July, in a show organisers say reframes Aboriginal art from the Pilbara
Phoebe Solon
BHP and Rio Tinto are making major strides towards their green energy goals with the trialling of new electric-powered haul trucks.
Rebecca Le May
Pilbara residents are being urged to ditch the booze next month and put their abstinence to good use with Cancer Council WA calling on locals to sign up for Dry July 2026.
The WA Government has passed legislation overturning a Supreme Court decision that allowed councils to rate miscellaneous licences, leaving regional communities to work through the financial implications.
Round eight of the North Pilbara Football League delivered a weekend full of close finishes, local derby battles and several dominant performances.
The Department of Health has extended vaccine eligibility to all Aboriginal people across the State as part of its ongoing response to the diphtheria outbreak in regional WA.
Rebecca Nadge
Karratha leaders have hit out at State Government “cost-shifting” after having to pay $40,000 to install new high-tech police cameras.
Dampier Junior Soccer Club hosted the region’s first ever Indigenous Round on June 20, a day dedicated to recognising and celebrating Aboriginal culture, connection and community through the game of soccer.
Ninety-five young people from across the East Pilbara dressed in their finest suits and dresses to celebrate culture, connection and community at this year’s NAIDOC youth ball.
Pilbara Krocs secured third place in Division 3 at this year’s CBH Group Men’s Country Championships in Perth, after recovering from a difficult start to the tournament.
New course record set at this year’s Red Dirt Backyard Ultra, after competitors spent more than a day and a half running through rain, mud, cold nights and a sunrise in Karratha.
A young Kojonup man accused of careless driving in a crash that caused the death of a woman and left another with serious injuries has made his first court appearance in Albany.
Jacki Elezovich
The Cook Government is continuing its refusals to order an inquiry into the death of a baby girl at Kalgoorlie Hospital despite being willing to take swift action in the past for Aishwarya Aswath.
Charlton Hart
The 68-year-old allegedly had eight devices containing vile material in his possession when police raided his home.
Hannah Cross
Billionaire party boy Laurence Escalante has been spotted living it up in a Northbridge nightclub just days after pleading to have his bail conditions varied so he could visit his mother.
Mining giant Rio Tinto admits that one of its primary iron ore accommodation villages requires immediate upgrades after staff blew the whistle on a mould infestation.
Adrian Rauso
The Mandurah music teacher who had a baby with her underage student she sexually abused has been pictured for the first time since details of the incident emerged.
Rachel Fenner and Hannah Cross
A cardiologist considered so inept he was suspended and booted out of Royal Perth Hospital is working in medical centres around Perth.
John Farnham celebrated his 77th birthday on Wednesday, surrounded by his loving family and one very smiley grandson.
A Gidgegannup mother fears her profoundly disabled 17-month-old twin daughters could die because of a lack of NDIS support.
Country families who have needed to spend time in Perth while their children receive medical treatment were given a chance to reconnect with a piece of home through a new event designed just for them.
Sophie Gannon
Discarded syringes left on the street continue to be an issue in the community, with 5085 picked up by City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder staff so far this year, more than double from the same time last year.
Tegan Guthrie
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder councillor would like to see a no-kill policy at the local pound, as the deputy mayor’s push for a report into compulsory desexing of adopted pound dogs was backed unanimously.
A peak WA agriculture body has warned that economic development in the State’s far north would be held back by the “conservative” water limits in the latest Fitzroy-Derby River management plan.
This year’s Ms Kalgoorlie pageant winner has set her sights on a modelling career while encouraging others to never give up on their dreams.
The Eastern Goldfields Historical Society is seeking the public’s help identifying and shedding light on this photo.
Fed chair Kevin Warsh stuck to his long-stated belief in his first press conference on Wednesday that ‘inflation is a choice.’
Matt Peterson
Tanker traffic plunged in early March due to Iranian attacks, causing the biggest oil supply disruption in history.
Spencer Kimball
For nearly two decades, some of the world’s most prominent investors quietly accumulated stakes in SpaceX while the rocket maker remained largely off-limits to the public markets.
Yun Li
Iran’s influence over the Strait of Hormuz has inadvertently transformed the energy security debate, effectively casting fossil fuels rather than renewables as the primary source of vulnerability.
Sam Meredith
There are a few services that taxpayers expect will be provided for their families. To know that our kids can get a good education should not be underestimated.
Principals say too many West Australian public students are being taught in outdated schools with deteriorating buildings, inadequate ventilation and ageing toilets.
Bethany Hiatt
The AFL and WA Football are reviewing whether disgraced player Nicky Winmar will be removed from their respective halls of fame following his guilty conviction of violently assaulting a woman.
Cloudy skies may have dominated the weekend and more rain is on the way today and tomorrow — but the sunshine is set to return temporarily.
In Thailand those accused of crimes can offer compensation to victims’ families in remorse. This devastated family is having none if it: ‘We are poor but we will not trade my daughter’s dignity for money.’
Perth grandfather Rob Storey may be 64 and recently had a hip replacement but it has not stopped him making an incredible trek across Australia.
Rourke Walsh
