Goldfields pet owners are being urged to leave their four-legged friends safely at home as the city faces a week of expected sweltering temperatures.
Tegan Guthrie
A narrow timber jetty at a Bandy Creek Boat Harbour will soon be replaced to improve access for skippers.
Carwyn Monck
Police have charged a man after allegedly attempting to steal from a Geraldton bottle shop on Saturday.
Matthew Paddick
Burt Street business owners have rallied to call for compensation from the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder after revealing they had lost more than $700,000 in sales and profits due to roadworks.
Carwyn Monck and Tegan Guthrie
B52’s made a triumphant comeback to the women’s A-grade competition in round 12 of the Geraldton water polo season, securing a 7-3 victory over the second-placed Demons side.
Derek Goforth
The Bunbury and Districts Cricket Association women’s first-grade pacesetters Leschenault and Colts got back on track with wins on Saturday.
Josh Kempton
Harvey-Benger Cricket Club’s women’s team locked away top spot with a six-wicket win over Hay Park on Saturday in Harvey.
Haydn Jones
The newly-redeveloped Hands Oval held an open day on Saturday, giving the South West public a chance to see the venue in all its glory.
More than 200 competitors took to the Geraldton Golf Club for the 46th annual country week with players flocking to the Mid West from Derby, Margaret River, and the Goldfields.
Luke Lawson
Bunbury’s lower-grade sides had a mixed start to their country week carnivals, with the B and C-section sides starting with wins as the D and E-section outfits suffered losses.
Bulls Gold sent a message to the rest of the Bunbury Senior Basketball League men’s A-grade competition on Friday night, smashing Tornadoes Black by 56 points at South West Sports Centre.
Tornadoes Red maintained their place at the top of the Bunbury Senior Basketball League women’s A-grade at South West Sports Centre on Friday night, outlasting Aces Sky to win a thriller by three points.
Last week saw the Jaffle Shack Oceania Youth Wave Titles at Sunset Beach with star local 16-year-old Sarah Kenyon claiming two huge victories.
A local theatre troupe has paid tribute to one of its founding members known for his “infectious smile and zest for life”.
The annual Kalgan Stampede did not disappoint this year, with a crowd of thousands descending on Kalgan River for a weekend of country fun.
Jacki Elezovich
Premier Roger Cook has promised a $250,000 grant to the Geraldton Surf Life Saving Club to upgrade its aged storage shed if his Labor Government is re-elected at the State election.
Jessica Moroney
A re-elected Labor Government will invest $15.6 million on incentives encouraging more police recruits to live regionally.
The Mid West’s beloved Shore Leave festival will return in April this year after the State Government announced it would support keeping the signature event on the calendar.
Offenders between the ages of five and nine who currently slip through the cracks of the justice system will be targeted in a trial program under a re-elected Labor Government.
Lithium-ion batteries have become the fastest growing home fire risk in WA, according to the Department of Fire and Emergency Services.
Natasha Pirrottina
New police bike patrols in the Geraldton CBD are making a dent in retail theft and antisocial behaviour.
The City of Greater Geraldton says it has not received an increase in reports of discarded syringes, despite enquiries about increased online reports emerging.
The WA Liberals say its $100 million plan to unlock regional housing will extend to Geraldton and the Mid West, promising it will be ‘a key target’ of the program.
The owners of Greenough Wildlife Park are set to hold a fundraiser to raise money to keep one of their beloved animals.
