Furry, flippered onstage talent is drenching spectators, with splashes of awareness for their friends out in the wild.
Will Nicholas
Hemmed into an impossibly hot, dry, dusty and dangerous slice of north Africa in World War II, the Diggers faced seemingly insurmountable odds.
Malcolm Quekett
Thousands of Aussies are bracing for cyclonic winds reaching up to 130km/h as Tropical Cyclone Narelle makes its way across northern Australia.
Emma Kirk
Taxpayers are forking out millions of dollars a year just for school maintenance issues to be recorded by government bureaucracy — before repair work even starts.
Bethany Hiatt
To help those who suffer from incontinence, punters are being asked to locate public toilets that aren't currently on a national map.
Alex Mitchell
A royal correspondent for Sky News has been given the job of becoming a senior media adviser at Buckingham Palace.
Staff Writers
Surviving childhood cancer can change the trajectory of the rest of someone's life but there is not enough support available, researchers say.
Katelyn Catanzariti
A Ukrainian delegation is expected to hold talks with US representatives in Miami on several topics including a potential deal on military drones.
Mujtaba Khamenei has denied Iranian forces carried out attacks on Turkey and Oman as US officials say the military will deploy thousands of more troops.
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder man who unsuccessfully sought to have the court closed when he appeared on domestic violence charges has been released on bail but will be electronically monitored.
Tegan Guthrie and Isabella Davis
Occupational therapy students completing practical work placements in Kalgoorlie-Boulder say working at Full Circle Therapies is “the most incredible experience”.
Isabella Davis
Kambalda and Kalgoorlie Amateur Swimming Club members were impressive last weekend in Narembeen.
Neale Harvey
A group of Perth-based social work students are learning what it’s like to work in regional health as part of a Curtin University placement program in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
A multidisciplinary artist is preparing to open her first ever solo exhibition, inspired largely by nature in her hometown of Esperance.
Tegan Guthrie
Council extends the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s acting chief executive’s contract by four months, with substantive chief Andrew Brien indicating he is unable to return to work before April 6, at the earliest.
A vibrant display of culture and community transformed St Barbara’s Square on Thursday night as part of the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Harmony Week celebrations.
Royce Normington was second at the world DTL championships in New Zealand.
Ten junior grand finals will be decided on Saturday.
Regional West Australians understand financial discipline. They live within their means and expect their government to do the same, Rick Wilson says.
Rick Wilson
Father-son combinations revel in spoils of success.
Jarrod Lucas
A man who exchanged methamphetamine and cash for a stolen crane, created fake messages to cover his tracks, and carried an unlicensed gun, has been fined more than $1800.
Kalgoorlie-Boulder Racing Club hosts its season-opener on Good Friday.
A cookie business, a hair salon and a contracting company are three Kalgoorlie-Boulder businesses that could take home regional business excellence awards next month.
A man allegedly caught with almost 85g of meth in his underwear and another 6g in the car he was driving is seeking to be released on bail.
