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  1. Former Bulls reunitePremiumDons need to fire for sake of finals spot

  2. BasketballPremiumJump start needed

  3. the saga continuesPremiumBunbury MLA slam dunks council’s noisy play debate

  4. I screamEnjoy a sweet iced treat & help to support the Salvos

  5. Lengthy reviewPremiumSlammers keen to make amends

FootballPremiumBulls start to gel as focus turns to second win

Harvey Bulls coach Alan Douglas believes the Bulls are starting to gel and unite as a team following two promising performances against stiff competition.

Carly Laden

recognising servicemenPremiumStories behind the names on memorial sought

Bunbury history enthusiasts are hoping to collect stories of local servicemen memorialised on a 100-year-old stained glass window in an effort to put faces to the names.

Ailish Delaney

name change a no-goPremiumCapel Shire says no to name change

A controversial idea to explore changing the name of the Shire of Capel, that was strongly opposed by community members, has been put to bed after the council decided to take no further action.

Ailish Delaney

NetballPremiumReigning Warriors a test for new-look Jets

The WA Netball League is finally starting but the ECU Souwest Jets have a tough challenge ahead.

Carly Laden

cooking up a stormMusical in tune with cooking legend

Australian cooking trailblazer Margaret Fulton helped shape a generation of housewives, and now Bunbury audiences will be able to walk their tastebuds down memory lane for a night of entertainment.

Ailish Delaney

Guilty pleasPremiumMeth mother pleads guilty

A Bunbury mother who hadpreviously begged a magistrate not to put her in custody has admitted to a series of drug dealing-related offences.

Carly Laden

plea for safetyPremiumPremiumCall to drop speed limit is in review

Community pressure to reduce the speed limit on a notorious stretch of Bussell Highway in the South West has been recognised in Parliament as residents up the ante on their plea for safety.

sharing storiesHistory buffs gather to hear Bunbury’s ‘B side’

History lovers will come together tomorrow to connect over the stories that shaped Bunbury into the vibrant city it is today.

Alleged pole attackPremiumPremiumPartner assault accused bailed

A 37-year-old Bunbury man has appeared in court for the first time after allegedly bashing his partner with a metal pole while riding in a car with her cousin.

“Guilty”PremiumPair guilty of ATM cash theft

Two Australind men, including an alleged Rebels bikie gang member, have been found guilty of forcing a Busselton man to withdraw $1000 from an ATM to repay them for a missing car.

Carly Laden

Costly mistakePremium$1650 fine for undersized marron

A 21-year-old man’s mistake has proved costly after he was fined $1650 for possessing marron during the non-possession period while camping in Harvey with a friend.

Carly Laden

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Uncertain futureVideoPremiumEagles should ‘a million per cent’ back Rioli: Lyon

West Coast should “a million per cent” retain Willie Rioli according to Ross Lyon, with the former Fremantle coach saying the forward needed the club’s support now more than ever.

Chris Robinson

Cash stashVideoPremiumHow betting whiz kid tried to dodge bankruptcy

A piece of paper presented to the court by Chris Brown as evidence of his personal wealth didn’t sway a judge, who declared him bankrupt for failing to repay a $73,000 loan from his grandparents.

Neale Prior

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Cops claim ‘kill order’ could unleash Perth bikie war

A bikie war could be set to explode in Perth, with police claiming a kill order has been authorised by Mongols bikies against members of a rival gang.

Holly Thompson

Regional News

the saga continuesPremiumBunbury MLA slam dunks council’s noisy play debate

Bunbury MLA Don Punch has slammed a council in his electorate for “wasting time” debating removing a basketball court after a disgruntled neighbour complained the sound of bouncing was “too noisy”.

Ailish Delaney

Guilty pleasPremiumMeth mother pleads guilty

A Bunbury mother who hadpreviously begged a magistrate not to put her in custody has admitted to a series of drug dealing-related offences.

Carly Laden

plea for safetyPremiumCall to drop speed limit is in review

Community pressure to reduce the speed limit on a notorious stretch of Bussell Highway in the South West has been recognised in Parliament as residents up the ante on their plea for safety.

Ailish Delaney

local project delayedCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumLoo blocked but not canned

A new toilet block in Pemberton has been delayed after members of the community met with three Shire representatives to voice concern over the new building project.

Dream homeCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumKununurra mum first to own home through Wunan program

Wunan Foundation’s Pathways to Home Ownership program is making the dream of home ownership a reality for Kununurra residents.

No luck for cashCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumCash hard to get in Kambalda with broken ATM

Kambalda residents have been left without access to their only local banking service as the town’s ANZ automatic teller machine has been out of order since Thursday.

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Legal issuesVideoPremiumCambridge council blows legal budget by almost $230k

The Town of Cambridge has blown its budget on legal spending by nearly $230,000 with three months remaining in the financial year.

Laura Pond

Stunning admissionCommentsPremiumWA chief casino officer admits he’s ‘no expert’

One of WA’s most senior regulators of Crown has admitted he was no expert in casinos and didn’t even want the job, during his evidence to the Perth Casino Royal Commission.

Tim Clarke

COVID UPDATECommentsCommentsLast of lockdown restrictions to be lifted on Saturday

The Perth and Peel regions can return to pre-lockdown life as of Saturday, Premier Mark McGowan has announced.

Director General changesCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumTop bureaucrats sidelined in big public sector shake-up

The director general of the scandal-plagued Department of Communities has been shifted out of her job and Duncan Ord will retire early in a big shake-up of top jobs across the public sector.

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Bombshell accusationPremium
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PremiumLabor MP drops explosive A-G ‘intervention’ claims

Labor’s Kate Doust has dropped a bombshell in Parliament, accusing Attorney-General John Quigley of ‘direct intervention’ in a Corruption and Crime Commission investigation.

Under fireCommentsPremiumCook approves union call to boost PCH nurse staffing

Under-fire Health Minister Roger Cook has agreed to nurse union calls for an immediate increase in permanent nursing staff rostered for PCH’s Emergency Department. READ THE UNION’S WISH LIST.

Briana Fiore