A “one of a kind” education program has made its way to its first Wheatbelt school, offering students a path to explore science, engineering and digital technology.
Hannah Whitehead
A group of Narrogin classmates from 1967 are on the hunt for their cohort comrades following the senior school’s 70th celebration last month.
A man who has been accused of indecently dealing with and recording a child under 13 years of age has been sentenced for drug offences at his latest court appearance.
A truck driver has been airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after his vehicle rolled in Piesseville on Wednesday afternoon, trapping him inside.
Dressed in caps and gowns, Narrogin’s up-and-coming graduates memorialised their schooling achievements, friendships and experiences last month before taking life’s next steps.
Evie Cowcher, a gun footballer from Boddington, is heading to Geelong after being the Cats’ first pick in the AFLW draft on Monday night.
Claire Middleton
Two Wheatbelt shires at the centre of a bushfire that burnt 11,000ha in January have been successful in securing State Government funding to strengthen their water supplies for future firefighting efforts.
A woman who drove at more than 170km/h on the Albany Highway because she was running late for work, has copped a hefty fine and license disqualification.
A young landscape photographer saw his dreams come to fruition as large crowds marvelled at his work in his first exhibition opening.
An Upper Murray man who has been accused of dodging his tax return for the past decade has faced court for the first time on a string of taxation charges.
A 38-year-old man has admitted to possessing child exploitation material in his latest court appearance.
A bushfire advice warning sparked by lightning during a freak storm on Sunday in the Shire of West Arthur has been downgraded to a reduced threat.
Arson squad officers are investigating the circumstances of a house fire in Narrogin on Sunday morning, with one person escaping the burning home.
Cameron Newbold
A young man accused of persistent sexual conduct and indecent dealings with children on several occasions will fight the charges.
A Narrogin drug dealer who pleaded guilty to selling methamphetamine and possessing MDMA and paraphernalia has avoided jail time.
Volunteers from Meals on Wheels Narrogin gathered on Monday afternoon to honour 50 years of dedicated service supporting vulnerable community members.
A Wheatbelt physio’s six-week challenge has raised thousands of dollars for world-leading burns care research, rallying local schools and nationwide participants to support the cause.
More than 80 talented juniors took to the court over the weekend in a fierce contest for the Dumbleyung Tennis Club 2025 Junior Tennis Tournament crown.
A Narrogin man who launched a wrench at another vehicle and smashed its tail-light at a stoplight while his pregnant wife was in active labour in the passenger seat has avoided immediate jail time.
Five businesses in the Upper Great Southern have been recognised at the Volunteer Employer Recognition Awards for their vital support of emergency service volunteers.
Amy Towers
Rising apprentice jockey Holly Nottle rode back-to-back winners at Thursday’s Albany Racing Club meeting for trainer Darren McAuliffe in a brilliant week for the Kweda-raised youngster.
Jacki Elezovich
Four numbats have been released into the Dryandra Woodland National Park as part of WA’s ongoing efforts to conserve one of the State’s most endangered native marsupials.
Lake Grace lost their first match of the Upper Great Southern Cricket Association on Saturday and are now neck-and-neck at the top of the ladder with their conquerors Cuballing.
Narrogin’s past and present descended on their school ground for its 70th year celebrations, applauding the milestone and reconnecting to their playtime roots.
