Albany’s David Rastrick has two great passions in his life — his music and the environment.
Claire Middleton
Caleb Runciman
Katanning Wanderers produced a brilliant win over reigning premiers Boddington, booting 16 goals in wet conditions to strengthen their Upper Great Southern Football League finals hopes on Sunday.
Hannah Whitehead
A pristine pocket of bushland set between Denmark and Walpole will form a picturesque backdrop for a fresh folk music festival, writes Jessie Stoelwinder
Jessie Stoelwinder
Shire of Denmark council voted on Tuesday night to hold a special meeting on August 12 to decide the next steps for a town pool, with the community turning out in force to show their support for the motion.
Jacki Elezovich
Albany detectives are investigating a serious violence incident at a popular Albany gym on Wednesday, where a man threatened people with a wooden pole and smashed a glass door.
Melissa Sheil and Jacki Elezovich
The Southern Aboriginal Corporation held their annual NAIDOC Ball at the Albany Entertainment Centre on Saturday night, with the sold-out event filling Kalyenup Studio to the brim.
Princess Royal Sailing Club hosted the launch of the prestigious Fremantle to Albany yacht race last Friday, with locals and visitors turning out to see the much-loved event officially return to the calendar.
The 52-year-old was transferred to Albany Health Campus but died in the early hours of Wednesday.
Ladder leaders Albany Caledonian kept their noses in front of second-placed Polonia after a dramatic 5-0 win over Rovers in the Great Southern Soccer Association reserves competition on Saturday, July 26.
The annual Albany Badminton Tournament has attracted its largest and strongest field this weekend, according to Great Southern Badminton Association chair Michelle Watson.
Mt Barker won their second game in a row, following up their victory over Spencer Park with a round nine triumph over Manypeaks on Saturday, July 26.
Denmark-Walpole Football Club is looking to kick Parkinson’s disease out on the full with a big freeze-style event at McLean Park on Saturday in conjunction with the Great Southern Football League fixture.
‘It feels like an endless loop of saving, shopping, inspecting, putting in an offer and missing, again and again and again.’
Kim Macdonald
The Sunday Times can reveal the Cook Government has taken a significant step towards a merger in some form between WA’s four public universities.
Joe Spagnolo
Three years after selling out of his Crown Resorts casino empire, billionaire James Packer has a confession.
Mark Drummond
It’s understood the man who set off the flare was also armed with a knife.
Caitlin Vinci
Anthony Albanese will take his push to ban children from social media global, calling a summit of other interested world leaders in New York in September to learn from Australia’s world-leading measures.
Katina Curtis
State tax officials have moved to wind up the company which owns The Library Nightclub building, as the pressure on Yusuf Khan’s business empire widens.
Matt Mckenzie
A teenage boy has been rushed to hospital after being struck by a car in a frightening incident near his western suburbs school.
Transport Minister Rita Saffioti says the Government has revealed the location of a new ferry terminal in Matilda Bay but admitted some will be unhappy with its site.
Spending his childhood in regional Australia gave actor-turned-director Myles Pollard the confidence to succeed in the industry, but it wasn’t the loud, chest-thumping kind people think is needed.
Yousuf Shameel
A motion of no confidence in the Shire of Coolgardie council will be presented at tonight’s annual electors’ meeting, and its financial position at June 30, 2024 was almost $5.3m worse than expected.
Neil Watkinson & Jessica Antoniou
A new report has exposed the harsh reality of the health and wellbeing of children living in the remote Ngaanyatjarra Lands, revealing the complexities of child nutrition and impact of government policies.
Jessica Antoniou
Community demand has organisers of last year’s inaugural ball for people with disabilities calling for more sponsorship to help bring an even bigger event to the Goldfields this year.
Several South West schools and local sporting groups have been given a leg up by the State Government as part of a $10 million investment across WA.
Geraldton artist Will Upchurch has taken out the award for Best Portrait at the 2025 Cossack Art Awards with his piece titled Xin Jie Tan.
Billionaire Elon Musk’s Tesla missed on the top and bottom lines in the second quarter, but another miss was buried in its investor deck.
Ari Levy
Elon Musk has warned Tesla faces “a few rough quarters” after the company reported a 16 per cent decline in automotive revenue as sales fell for a second-straight quarter and again trailed analysts’ estimates.
Lora Kolodny
US President Donald Trump has announced a $839 billion trade deal with Japan, calling it the ‘largest deal ever’, which involves ‘reciprocal’ tariffs.
Lim Hui Jie
In the battle among streaming services to capture and keep subscribers, kids’ shows like Bluey are becoming powerful tools to help win the war.
Ali McCadden and Lillian Rizzo
In one night-time incident, a student witnessed two men carrying a small axe which they then used to commit a crime.
Bethany Hiatt
Wheatbelt residents have revealed it took more than four days to manage to retrieve German backpacker Carolina Wilga’s van from the remote area in which it was trapped.
Jessica Evensen
Backpacker Carolina Wilga spent 12 days stranded in remote WA after losing control of her van, with her rescue described as a “miracle”.
A volunteer-run sailing club that’s supported people with disabilities for 25 years faces closure after the State Government named Matilda Bay as the site for a new Swan River ferry terminal.
A $27 million self-storage unit facility has been recommended for approval on the corner of Sutherland Street and Roe Street in West Perth.
The centre is set to include a Woolworths, BWS liquor store , 13 speciality retailers, a gym and medical centre, and 252 parking bays.
Liam Murphy
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