Margaret River audiences will have the chance this weekend to get a taste of top-flight international physical comedy when the Dandyman hits town.
Warren Hately
Calgardup Road residents have demanded shire planners rescind or reconsider a nearby sawmill approved last month after issues arose during advertising
The Australian Medical Association has demanded the State Government immediately release a seemingly shelved master plan for the expansion of Margaret River Hospital
The Capes region looks likely to see an intensification of unique tourism developments after the State Government this week confirmed a long-awaited fund to help projects get off the ground
Opposition to a possible wind farm in Scott River is moving to Perth, with local critics fronting a panel debate in the city this week to bring attention to their concerns
The 2025 Margaret River Wave Classic crowned winners this week off Surfers Point.
Some of the Capes region’s most notorious coastal black spots are coming in for some special treatment.
Organisers of last month’s ratepayer-backed beach bus are urging users and residents with a view to fill out the survey before it shuts next Friday
This year’s Bunuru Festival is shaping up to be the biggest celebration yet.
Ratepayers who participated in consultation for a proposed “trial” of speed limit reductions across the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River have allegedly been misled.
The Margaret River wine industry’s third official vintage function was hailed as the best yet after a well-attended welcome to country ceremony was held in Cowaramup last week
Kim Churchill is bringing his wholesome folk music back to the South West after spending the past two years touring Europe and North America.
Melissa Pedelty
This year’s first foray into a local government-backed beach bus services is part of a bigger conversation about the region’s future needs, according to the program’s prime mover.
Those seeking an alternative voice in Canberra have the chance to rub shoulders with two women vying for election at the upcoming Federal poll.
Electors have called on the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River to reel back its “alarmism” around climate change.
The Shire of Augusta-Margaret River has been forced to grant retrospective planning approval to a partly non-compliant lime pit that supplies the bulk of the region’s essential sand.
A new grant scheme for local organisations has opened to applications
One of the region’s best known faces is celebrating a quarter century in his dream job.
A triumvirate of local artists are prepping for a major exhibition that will take over the Margaret River Heart/Nala Bardip Mia from next weekend until late March.
Some of the region’s best and brightest young high school graduates have celebrated a life-changing adventure helping less fortunate communities overseas.
The annual Australia Day awards, co-ordinated by the Cowaramup Lions, have honoured two individuals seen as big contributors to the community
Margaret River residents seeking to delve more into their own Aboriginal family history will have a prime opportunity next month.
The region’s key emergency response group is on the hunt for more members.
The annual commemoration of Australia’s wartime nurses will be held in Augusta next weekend.
