A skating and family fun festival on Esperance’s foreshore will celebrate its 10th year this Saturday and feature a record number of market stalls and skating entrants.
Jessica Antoniou
Hundreds of senior Goldfielders gathered to celebrate the Christmas season at a festive feast on Thursday.
Isabella Davis
There will be no Australia Day Sunset at the Soundshell concert next year with the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder choosing to reduce the series to two “high-quality” shows with “high-profile” talent.
Tegan Guthrie
The WA Government has extended existing schemes that aim to support renters and relieve cost-of-living pressures
A memorial service which honours the lives lost to the mining industry and highlights the importance of safety, support and solidarity within the sector will take place in Kalgoorlie-Boulder on Thursday.
The annual St Barbara’s Parade is expected to be the biggest yet, with about 10,000 people poised to line Hannan Street this Sunday.
Former England Test cricketer Robin Smith, who died this week aged 62, played in a 2009 social match in Kalgoorlie-Boulder with no shoes.
Neale Harvey
With a traditional 25-year celebration behind them, Goldfields Children Charity is ready to have fun with the theme for the 2026 ball.
This International Day of People with Disability one Kalgoorlie-Boulder great-grandfather has proven people can achieve whatever they put their mind to regardless of their disability
A remote school in the Goldfields has been recognised Statewide for its commitment to embedding culture in learning.
The top tiers of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s Christmas tree, which was damaged in a storm in 2023, has been brought back to life thanks to local crafters.
The Australian gold industry is in the best shape since the price of the precious metal was free floated in 1971, long-time industry expert Dr Sanda Close says.
Neil Watkinson
Kalgoorlie Primary School burst into colourful chaos on Friday, as a colour fun run brought students, parents and teachers together.
Christmas lights, music, food and market stalls will bring Boulder’s main street to life for tomorrow’s annual Christmas Street Party.
The Ravensthorpe community is grieving after the loss of former shire president and devoted citizen Keith Dunlop.
One of the longest-running and continuously operating gold-processing plants in the Goldfields has celebrated a milestone anniversary.
MT Dance will host its final annual dance concert tonight before the school explores new opportunities next year as Fusion Studios Dance & Cheer.
Esperance’s State Emergency Service is set to receive $150,000 for facility upgrades and a new off-road ATV, enabling the group to improve its emergency response times.
From being flattened on a football field and near-death experiences to family antics and daily mishaps, Dave Hughes’ upcoming tour tells the story of a man who survived the year and lived to laugh about it.
Concerned about Norseman’s declining population, the Shire of Dundas hopes to deliver a new revitalisation project and upgraded supermarket to help bring back life to the town.
Goldfields Basketball Association chief operations officer Lennon Smartt is the targeting Wildcats and Asian teams for a pre-season tournament.
A former breeding ground for antisocial behaviour is set to be turned into a safe space for women and children escaping family and domestic violence, taking the pressure off Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s only refuge.
West Australians have been warned of an increased risk of fire this summer, with several regions facing heightened threats due to a combination of dry conditions and high fuel loads.
Caitlin Vinci
Kalgoorlie-Boulder to host pre-season clash on February 27.
