Grand Troupe are making the early running in local first-division action.
Neale Harvey
An artificial reef will be built around the Esperance Jetty to attract diverse species of fish from nearby limestone reefs closer to where jetty fishers cast their lines.
Isabella Davis
Marley Kelman is part of the State WAFLW under-18 squad.
The Liquor Stores Association of WA wants the rollout of digital driver’s licences to be fast-tracked across regional and remote communities to ensure the integrity of the banned drinkers register.
Neil Watkinson
Ryan Borchet kicked four goals last season against SA.
Liontown Resources is starting early works to expand its Kathleen Valley lithium mine in the northern Goldfields in response to the battery commodity’s strengthening market.
A beginner cyclist has bicycled all the way from Perth to Geelong to support the legacy of two West Australian brothers murdered on a surfing trip in Mexico nearly two years ago.
Minerals 260 has awarded its first construction contract at the Bullabulling gold project south-west of Coolgardie, with $59.1 million to be spent building a 400-person accommodation village.
Defending premiers CBC last weekend flexed their muscles in a 10-0 rout of YMHC.
Westgold Resources’ gold output was lower in the latest quarter, but the high gold price allowed the company to continue building its cash stockpile.
Kalgoorlie-Boulder mining services firm MLG Oz is making several leadership changes to provide distinct separation between strategic oversight and executive management, while maintaining governance structures.
The State Government has moved to ease the cost burden on WA explorers and miners amid the prevailing period of higher fuel costs.
Lions clubs across the South West have joined forces to donate an impressive $50,500 to support Farmers Across Borders and in turn, drought-stricken pastoralists.
Madelin Hayes
The State Government will aim to build 113 new homes for frontline workers in Kalgoorlie-Boulder as part of its $692 million Seven Cities program targeting housing demand in regional WA.
Apprentice Chanel Cooper rode three winners on Anzac Day.
Rural students continue to be “left behind” as the State Government announces transport relief that the Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association says will not support many country students.
Tegan Guthrie
An e-scooter rider accused of “senseless acts of violence” on five people and assaulting police officers has been released on home detention bail after a “tortured history” of adjournments in court.
Two murdered Goldfields police officers were remembered as men of grit, determination and courage at a memorial service commemorating 100 years since their death on Tuesday.
Goldfields Giants’ women have tallied two wins from their opening four games
A memorial service marking the centenary of the brutal murders of two gold stealing detection unit officers in the Goldfields — one of WA’s most grisly cases — will take place on Tuesday.
Dozens of cyclists will set off from Kalgoorlie-Boulder this week for a five-day, 600km ride in support of young parents and their babies at risk of homelessness.
Goldfields Giants’ men recorded a win and a loss on the road at the weekend
Vault Minerals says stage one of the $172 million upgrade of the King of the Hills gold processing plant is complete and stage two of the project is on track for commissioning by the end of the year
A man has vowed to never run from police again after his attempt to evade police in a project car reached speeds of up to 160km/h and resulted in him spinning out of control.
