South West residents are being asked to clean their gutters and have their houses ready for stormy weather this winter, with SES crews telling locals to not get complacent amid “mild winter” so far.
Daniel Hocking
The woman at the centre of a crash that killed a young woman and injured three others was suffering from paranoid delusions at the time, a judge has ruled.
Duncan Evans
A surprising dip in the number of employed Australians adds to the case for back-to-back rate cuts.
Cameron Micallef
An Albany electrician is powering through push-ups to raise money for a cause close to his heart, and says his efforts have sparked important and honest conversations in his circle.
Melissa Sheil
Across his 96 years of life — highlights of which include identifying WA’s most iconic crustacean, being a dual-code State sportsman, and detailing Albany’s golf club — receiving an OAM tops Ray George’s list.
Anthony Albanese has been blasted for being “Airbus Albo” in his first term but now struggling to “get on a plane” to meet Donald Trump.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer, Robert White and Jessica Wang
National dessert empire Pretzel is coming to the South West for the first time, with a new store opening on Saturday.
Amber Lilley and Sophie Gannon
After an audit and a Human Rights Commission case, the Bunbury Speedway is being upgraded to meet accessibility requirements.
Yousuf Shameel
Surf Life Saving Western Australia(SLSWA) celebrated the efforts of the volunteers at their annual awards night
Australian rapper Illy is set to return to Bunbury bringing his latest album Good Life to the regions.
Amber Lilley
The Rotary Club of Boulder will welcome past committee members and supporters both near and far to celebrate its 40th radio auction.
Carwyn Monck
An explorer formerly focused on nickel is looking to cash in on the record-high gold price after producing a scoping study for a deposit south of Kambalda.
Neil Watkinson
After athletes from around the South West put together standout performances across 2024, the six nominees for the South Western Times AJ ‘Tood’ Buswell Sports Star of the Year award have been revealed.
Josh Kempton
The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder has partnered with the Royal Life Saving WA to assist with inspections of private swimming pools amid staffing shortages at the city.
The world’s central banks have accumulated more than 1000 tonnes of gold in each of the past three years, a significant rise on activity during the preceding decade, a new survey has revealed.
A South West gym chain, Ark Fitness and Health, is extending its reach in the region, opening the doors to a new Bunbury facility this weekend.
Craig Duncan
Donnybrook product Jess Verbrugge says she is “over the moon” after achieving her AFLW dream by signing on with Essendon.
The South West’s first-ever children’s respiratory specialist clinic opening its doors in Australind this week thanks to Telethon funding.
The Goldfields-Esperance community is being urged to have their say on a new regional water plan aiming to increase and enhance liveability in the region.
Jessica Antoniou
The Shire of Capel has called on the State Government to support welfare upgrades to a South West saleyard after graphic footage of a not-fit-for-sale cow being euthanised emerges.
South West Slammers women’s coach Mark Edman has heaped praise on his star import Mykea Gray, saying her on-court brilliance was matched by her ability to act as a standard-setter for their culture.
Bunbury and Busselton will face off in a pair of South West Football League clashes at Payne Park on Sunday, which will have significant implications on the top end of the league and women’s ladders.
Bunbury and Districts Hockey Association claimed back-to-back women’s division one Country Championships titles with a 2-1 win over Esperance in their grand final on Sunday.
Bunbury Turf Club boss Alex Doble has admitted additional track traffic from rescheduled Belmont meetings is “absolutely” a concern but says the club are trying to play their role in supporting the industry.
