A man who returned with a knife after being ejected from a Pemberton house party for leering at a teenage guest will spend a substantial time in prison.
Rebecca Le May
The Bunbury community came in droves to the Koombana Bay foreshore for Skyfest 2025 on Australia Day.
Ezra Kaye
Southern Ports has achieved global certification becoming one of five port authorities in the world to receive asset management certification from the International Organisation for Standardisation.
Valued members of the Bunbury community were honoured at the Citizen of the Year awards on Australia Day at the Graham Bricknell Music Shell.
More than 1000 athletes and 400 volunteers from 21 WA surf lifesaving clubs descended on Bunbury’s Back Beach for Surf Life Saving WA’s annual Country Carnival over the weekend.
The Cook Labor Government has boosted the Australind train services by adding two more trains, each with three cars after an $80 million investment.
Sofia Fimognari
Dementia Australia’s first Memory Walk & Jog in Bunbury will raise funds to support people affected by the degenerative illness.
Bunbury-based singer-songwriter Codee-Lee has been recognised as the runner-up for Western Australia’s regional and rural songwriting competition.
South West product Kyle Lee proved unstoppable at the Australian Open Water Swimming Championships in Busselton last week, winning three gold medals across the course of the event.
Josh Kempton, Caitlin Bassett & Jake Santa Maria
Bunbury’s two teams in the A-division of women’s country week experienced mixed fortunes, with the Bunbury Red side making the final and the Bunbury Blue team winning two games.
Josh Kempton
The communities of Harvey and Waroona came together this weekend to welcome new citizens and award community champions for Australia Day 2025.
Craig Duncan
Standout citizens within the shire of Harvey were presented with awards for their ongoing commitment to the shire at this year’s Australia Day celebrations.
Standout citizens within the Shire of Waroona were presented with awards for their ongoing commitment to the shire at this year’s Australia Day celebrations.
Tornadoes Red emerged as the winners of the Bunbury Senior Basketball League women’s A-grade table-toppers clash on Friday night, beating Tornadoes Black by two points.
The final round of the Bunbury Senior Basketball League men’s A-grade season saw Tornadoes Black extinguish Aces Sky’s hopes of jumping into the top five and secure their own finals place with a victory.
Bunbury’s B-section side was the best performed of their lower grade outfits at senior country week, making it through to the final.
Bunbury’s bid to win back the Boan Cup fell short last week, with the Blue Swans failing to make the senior country week A-section final.
Some of Waroona’s most creative came together last week to showcase their artwork in a unique art exhibition.
Despite losing her vision at nine years of age, Harvey’s Tamara Henry still manages to bring a world of colour to life with her artwork.
Harvey’s Australia Day Breakfast Committee dug up a true blast from the past last week.
Students from the Harvey Senior High School have been benefiting from EdConnect’s mentorship program with Harvey shire officials who cherish the invaluable experience.
WA Premier Roger Cook has continued his pledge Labor will “do what’s right” for the Murray-Wellington electorate in the build-up to the 2025 State election.
The annual Jazz in the Jarrah concert will celebrate its 15th year, with the Manjimup Lions-hosted concert taking place on February 1.
Daniel Hocking
The Imperials Football Club in Manjimup is entering a new era with a young local couple, Matt Seymour and Sesha Dalton, at the helm
Melissa Pedelty
