An iconic piece of Middleton Beach waterfront has been restored with the beloved pontoon returning to its position in Ellen Cove on Thursday.
Melissa Sheil
An Albany man accused of attacking his partner and threatening to slit her dog’s throat as she was trying to escape has been let out on bail.
Georgia Campion
The State Government has launched a new road safety campaign targeting drink-driving as the Pilbara prepares for the busy festive season.
Katya Minns
The Environmental Protection Authority has recommended strict environmental conditions be implemented on a major sulphate of potash proposal to protect vulnerable species and habitats near the WA-NT border.
A sharp sell-off in materials and utilities dragged the Aussie sharemarket into the red – marking its worst week in four months.
Cameron Micallef
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested and remanded in custody for allegedly stealing a $10,000 motorbike.
WA Police have charged five people, including a 15-year-old boy, with drug-related offences after an investigation into the sale and supply of illicit drugs in Broome.
The RBA has defended the economic forecasting it does to help the board when it considers changes to the cash rate, admitting the predictions are likely wrong.
A ban on a much-sought-after delicacy lifts for just an hour tomorrow morning — and it always creates mayhem.
Troy de Ruyter
Westpac says the peak of the cost of living crisis could be behind us with the number of Aussies needing the bank’s help to pay their loans falling.
The Broome Youth and Families Hub recently hosted a vibrant self-care day for young girls from the Kimberley, blending relaxation with valuable education as part of the 16 Days in WA campaign.
A neighbour said he was home at the time and heard and saw police sirens and cars blaring down the road.
Jessica Moroney and Kate Campbell
Volunteers from across Derby have been celebrated for their unwavering dedication and crucial contributions to safeguarding their community through emergency response and other vital roles.
Parents are being urged to return the product immediately, with authorities warning of “serious injury or death”.
Ryan Bourke
Efforts to recognise the region’s cultural custodians continues apace, with local caravan parks dual-named this week
Warren Hately
City of Busselton councillors have voted to “prioritise” the Wadandi Track’s railway heritage in future “identification, celebration and ongoing future promotion” of the trail.
Oliver Lane
A South West surfing program helping get people with a disability into the water is preparing to launch for the summer season this weekend.
Boost on the way for Dunsborough non-potable water network as State Government commits more than $300,000 to City of Busselton.
Margaret River’s newest eatery hosted its grand opening at the weekend with Miss Chow’s offering a contemporary south-east Asian feast for all.
Amber Lilley
The City of Busselton will use reserve funds to pay for the Saltwater budget blow-out, after Mayor Phill Cronin told the Times last week rates would go up in the next financial year to meet the shortfall.
Waterbirds are preparing to make their journey to Busselton from the Northern Hemisphere for their summer feeding migration.
Sofia Fimognari
A Northern Territory man who dealt drugs in remote Aboriginal communities in the Goldfields, particularly during Sorry camps, has apologised for his actions.
Tegan Guthrie
City of Greater Geraldton councillor Jenna Denton says she aims to do right by the region, having been preselected as the Labor candidate for the Mid West.
Matthew Paddick
Former City of Greater Geraldton mayor Shane Van Styn and his wife Jazzlyn have welcomed their first child into the world — a baby boy — who arrived more than a week early.
