Olympians and Saints both laid down the gauntlet with impressive performances during round one of the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Basketball Association division one women’s competition last week
Rory Coleman-Heard
A new science initiative is being rolled out in nine schools across the Goldfields and aims to connect the WA Curriculum to Aboriginal knowledge
Elena Morabito
Kalgoorlie-born Australian Football Hall of Fame inductee Rob Wiley will be the special guest at next month’s revived Goldfields Sports Star of Year Awards.
Neale Harvey
The $10 million upgrade will include the expansion of plant mechanic and engineering trades training to provide more labour for the Goldfields’ resources industry.
Red 5 says the development of its King of The Hills goldmine near Leonora is on track to be delivered within budget and on schedule, with the project 65 per cent complete.
Jason Mennell
State Energy Minister Bill Johnston has accused an energy company of “abandoning” its Esperance customers as Opposition MP Peter Rundle calls on the State Government to find a solution
Lynas Rare Earths has shelved plans to dump the by-product of a new cracking and leaching plant at a purpose-built disposal facility on the eastern outskirts of Kalgoorlie-Boulder
A Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA COVID-19 response readiness campaign raised $5.2m to fund the new plane, with the Federal Government tipping in an extra $2m
Tom Zaunmayr
For retired Matildas star Lisa De Vanna, Usher Park and the dozens of excited youngsters gracing its turf provided a refreshing change from the rigours of being one of the world’s greatest players.
Goldfields Giants women’s mentor Rob Thomson has declared there is no need for radical changes to his coaching style as the squad gears up for its 2022 promotion to the NBL1 West division.
Northern Star Resources says it is on track to hit production and cost targets for the 2021-22 financial year despite first quarter costs exceeding full-year average guidance.
Glenn Wilson says his election as City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder deputy mayor could be a stepping stone to the council’s top job.
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder man broke into another man’s home and performed a sexual act on him while he slept before fleeing during a naked street chase, a jury has been told.
Amber Lilley
Aboriginal service providers and local businesses teamed up in Leonora yesterday to help women in the northern Goldfields get access to the support they need.
Tom Robinson
A play set in Kalgoorlie-Boulder and written by an Aboriginal man from the region will make its WA debut early next year.
The Goldfields Soccer Association’s representative women’s team won its third consecutive Goldfields Challenge bout on Saturday night, outclassing Curtin University to win 4-0 in soggy conditions
Extra class forward of centre was the catalyst for Curtin University’s 2-1 triumph against the Goldfields Soccer Association men’s XI at Sir Richard Moore Oval on Saturday evening.
Returning City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder councillor Mick McKay says his experience living as a quadriplegic has provided him with a fresh voice for his second stint on the council.
Ben Miller’s AFL career will extend into a fifth season after the Railways Football Club product signed a one-year extension with Richmond.
The Fitzy Unearthed project was sparked by a similar initiative undertaken in Kojonup, and aims to display film, audio and photography from across the Fitzgerald Biosphere.
Country health service provider 360 Health and Community yesterday launched its “new and improved” Kalgoorlie-Boulder offices at Kalgoorlie City Markets Arcade and swung open the doors to patients
Man who gagged his partner and taped up her mouth and neck before holding a pair of scissors to her throat and telling her he would kill her will spend at least the next 22 months behind bars
Tegan Guthrie
Australian Potash says heightened scrutiny of WA’s emerging sulphate of potash industry after two of its peers ran into “project execution issues” forced it to scrutinise its project again
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder woman who smashed two of her neighbour’s windows by throwing fruit and vegetables at them during a feud has been ordered to pay more than $700
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