After two whole winless seasons, Rovers’ women finally broke the drought when the Demons kickstarted their campaign with a 65-point win over Northampton on Saturday at Greenough Oval.
Luke Lawson
After a long and dry summer that saw the equal hottest temperature on record, the Mid West can expect to see rain by the end of May according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
Josephine Hingst
Spalding Park Golf Club will host their 51st annual Pro-AM series with the best pros from around Australia and the Mid West flocking to the course from Friday through to Sunday.
A First Nations business based in Denham will host a one-night only concert to raise critical funds and much-needed awareness for ecologically sensitive areas.
Labor candidate for Durack Karen Wheatland reflects in her own words on her Federal election campaign where she says although she wasn’t elected, she didn’t lose.
Karen Wheatland
Geraldton’s Wonthella Skate Park came alive on Sunday with the sound of wheels on concrete, high-fives, and cheers as the Revolve Skate Series hit town for its latest leg.
Derek Goforth
Cervantes claimed a big win over Dandaragan in round three of the Central Midlands Coastal Football League, claiming their second win of the season.
The WA Fishing Industry Council is calling for local fishers to have their say on a 3D marine seismic survey planned to take place in the Mid West.
Matthew Paddick
A two-year partnership between a theatre company and a regional energy provider will allow productions to be seen in regional parts of the State, including the Gascoyne.
Only about 10 per cent of the specialists working in regional WA are based in the Mid West, covering less than half of surveyed specialties, according to a new report.
A trigger-happy former Mingenew councillor has faced court after shooting a seven-year-old girl’s drone out of the sky.
Newly appointed director of music Jacinta Jakovcevic is hitting all the right notes at St Francis Xavier Cathedral.
Stuart Quinn
Coastal hazards at Bluff Point will be on the agenda for the Bluff Point Coastal Adaptation Project information session on May 14.
Shore Leave 2025 has come and gone, but the memories — and the flavours — will linger for a long while yet. After eating my way across the festival, here are my top picks.
The Shire of Mingenew has announced a reduction in operating hours at its transfer station as a temporary response to rising waste management costs.
The construction of a much-anticipated new childcare is finally underway in Mingenew after works were expected to finish in February.
Re-elected Liberal Durack MP Melissa Price says the decimated party needs a leader who is “relatable” and can “appeal to mainstream Australians” in the wake of Saturday’s election bloodbath.
Kate Campbell and Matthew Paddick
The North Midlands, Central Midlands Coastal and Gascoyne football leagues saw big results across the board over the weekend in round two of the 2025 season.
An exciting new creative development program for artists of all mediums has taken over Shark Bay’s creative scene, with works of six exceptional artists on display.
Seeding has begun on CSBP Fertilisers’ 2025 field research program, with the first canola and oat crops being planted across the State, including the Mid West.
Two big wins took place over the weekend in the GNWFL with Chapman Valley picking up points as well as Towns as the Bulldogs make it two in a row in to start season 2025.
The case against one of the two Perth men accused of sexually assaulting a woman on the Geraldton foreshore last month may be weaker than the other, according to a magistrate.
The local participants for WA’s Youth Parliament have been selected, with the Geraldton and Mid-West representatives both chosen for the first time.
As both a father and a teacher, I often hear the same complaint: “Kids these days …” But I can confidently say: kids aren’t worse than when I was young. They’re just different. And the data backs that up.
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