Students from St Anne’s Primary School learnt the secrets behind chemical reactions last week when they took part in a Scitech workshop.
Nicolette Barbas
Gender quotas, the gender wage gap and the gains a company can secure from having a truly diverse workplace were hot on the agenda at an International Women’s Day event last month.
Jacinta Cantatore
A metal object may have pierced the side of a tank and caused the massive chemical spill at a South West refinery last month, a preliminary investigation has revealed.
A proposal to redistribute electoral boundaries that would dump Waroona from the Federal seat of Canning has been slammed by its Shire president.
A finalist in the 2021 WA Youth Awards, Jordan’s childhood dreams of becoming a firefighter date back to the age of four when he sat in the front seat of a metropolitan fire truck.
Jono Fenwick has been confirmed as HBL’s stand-alone skipper for the new SWFL season.
Jackson Barrett
The Waroona community farewelled longstanding Lions Club member Louie Chiera last week.
There is a fairytale Fimmano comeback brewing at the Harvey Bulls.
Briana Fiore
Murray-Wellington MLA Robyn Clarke sent in a photo of herself on a farm and listed “agricultural” enterprises that she had allocated public funds to — including a bakery — to prove that she...
Murray-Wellington MLA Robyn Clarke has thrown her support behind youth in her electorate and has welcomed grants to organisations in Harvey and Waroona.
Business owners claim COVID-19 has started to reverse Australind’s retail apocalypse.
Despite leaving a strong legacy, Gibbs’ work has in the past been scrutinised for containing “racist stereotypes”.
Murray-Wellington residents may never know the origins of the pamphlet scandal that surfaced a week before the election, with the WA Electoral Commission revealing it could not comment...
I grew up reading the Harvey-Waroona Reporter as a child. It was my local paper and getting the opportunity to write for my community has been an absolute honour and a dream come true.
Murray-Wellington MLA Robyn Clarke has hit back at farmers who criticised her for endorsing a vegan organisation while representing a large agricultural electorate.
Bookworms will soon get the chance to scoop up some work from a couple of local authors, with Harvey’s Joel Whitwell and Waroona’s Jeanette Stampone both hitting the shelves.
Industry leaders are pushing for the “antiquated” Boyanup Cattle Saleyard to be rebuilt in the Kemerton Industrial Area in the Shire of Harvey.
An elected member should represent their electorate, and in prime farming territory you’d expect Murray-Wellington MLA Robyn Clarke to be offering support to hard-working farmers who put food on our
Ratepayers have reached for the red pen to whack the Harvey Shire Council with a big fat F, in a review which indicated it failed to respect community views, understand the community and
Harvey ratepayers may have to fork out tens of thousands of dollars on a temporary fix of dangerous Shire office buildings — which are expected to be demolished anyway within...
Farmers have slammed Murray-Wellington MLA Robyn Clarke for beginning her second term in parliament by backing a pro-vegan organisation in one of the biggest agricultural electorates in the State.
Harvey’s favourite son, brother and mate was remembered beautifully last week at his old basketball stomping ground.
Murray-Wellington MLA Robyn Clarke won her seat with ease on Saturday, beating Liberal hopeful Michelle Boylan.
We can’t afford to lose the traditions our ancestors, who were generational thinkers, fought so hard to protect.
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